Megan Holloway

A 66 Pound Stone Found Underwater May Be the World’s Oldest Anchor. 6 Clues Behind the Theory

A 66-pound grooved stone found underwater off Norway could be the world’s oldest anchor. Here are six clues behind the theory.

6 Things to Know About the $389 Million U.S. Semiconductor Research Push

The U.S. plans to invest up to $389 million in four companies researching semiconductor technologies for AI, fusion energy, and critical materials.

Minnesota Says Federal Officials Have Stopped Sharing Evidence in Two Minneapolis Shooting Investigations

Minnesota authorities say federal officials have stopped turning over key evidence in two high-profile Minneapolis shooting investigations, deepening a legal and political clash over accountability. The dispute now centers on whether the state can independently examine fatal encounters involving federal immigration officers.

Scientists Are Testing Drones to Track Invasive Burmese Pythons in the Everglades. 6 Details to Know

Scientists are testing drones to track invasive Burmese pythons in the Everglades, hoping to improve detection and protect native wildlife.

San Antonio’s Data Center Debate Comes Down to Noise, Green Space and Who Gets a Say

San Antonio is weighing tougher data center rules as residents demand quieter neighborhoods, protected green space and a greater say in development.

NASA’s Next Sun Mission Will Use Six Satellites as One Giant Radio Telescope

NASA’s SunRISE mission will use six satellites as one giant radio telescope to study powerful solar activity from space.
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America’s Oldest Natural History Museum Has Closed. These Are the Pieces It Leaves Behind

America’s oldest natural history museum has closed, leaving behind millions of specimens and some extraordinary pieces of scientific history.

Microsoft Just Turned Copilot Into a Much Bigger AI Tool

Microsoft is expanding Copilot with built-in Office apps, coding tools and autonomous agents, turning its AI assistant into a broader work platform.

5 Things to Know About the Time Capsule Discovered Inside Fort Snelling’s Round Tower

A restoration project at Fort Snelling’s Round Tower uncovered a sealed time capsule, linking today’s preservation work with a major renovation from 1970.

5 Major U.S. Weather and Water Facts From the 2026 Drought Report

A look at five major weather and water findings from the 2026 U.S. drought report.