Mount Erebus in Antarctica has been studied for over three decades as one of Earth's most extraordinary volcanoes. In the early 1990s, scientists discovered that gases escaping from its crater contain microscopic gold particles. Estimates suggest the volcano releases up to 80 grams of pure gold into the atmosphere every day.
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The US Justice Department has subpoenaed several New York Times journalists over their reporting on security concerns about Air Force One โ the presidential jet gifted to Donald Trump by Qatar. The case is raising alarm about press freedom under the Trump administration, as reporters may be compelled to reveal their sources in court.
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AI romantic companion apps, once pure science fiction as depicted in the 2013 film "Her," have become a daily reality for millions. Experts warn that while these virtual relationships may temporarily ease loneliness, they risk creating dangerous illusions of intimacy and deepening social isolation. The trend is growing particularly among people struggling with loneliness.
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A new mouse study found that ovaries show significant signs of aging well before menopause, earlier than most other organs in the body. Researchers stress that ovaries perform many critical endocrine functions beyond reproduction. The findings could shed new light on aging processes in women.
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The women's tennis tour returns to Athens, Greece for the first time in 36 years. Polish players Magda Linette and Katarzyna Piter will both compete in the Vanda Pharmaceuticals Athens Open. The tournament marks a historic comeback for WTA events in Greece.
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Baltic Power, Poland's first offshore wind farm built in Canadian-Polish cooperation, has begun generating electricity. Canadian Energy Minister Tim Hodgson described the project as the start of a series of joint investments between the two countries, according to The Globe and Mail. The farm is located in the Baltic Sea.
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Ukrainian forces launched a night-time strike on the Syzran oil refinery, one of Russia's largest, setting it ablaze. Simultaneously, ten tankers from Russia's so-called shadow fleet were targeted in the Sea of Azov. The operation aimed to damage Russia's oil industry and disrupt its military logistics.
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China's Beijing Institute of Technology released footage of three eight-wheeled trucks interlocking to form a road-mobile electromagnetic catapult capable of launching a propeller-driven drone without a runway. The system miniaturises the EMALS technology already used on China's newest aircraft carrier. Transported in standard shipping containers, it could theoretically be deployed anywhere in the world.
The Rame Peninsula, located on the south-eastern coast of Cornwall, England, is one of the region's least-visited corners. Protected as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it has retained its unspoiled, largely undeveloped character. It is an ideal destination for travellers seeking quiet beaches away from the tourist crowds.
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Polish TV presenter Tomasz Kammel, who turns 55 on 12 July, told interviewer Krzysztof Stanowski that he does not hide his sexual orientation, though he keeps it out of the public eye. Kammel has been one of Poland's most recognisable television personalities for nearly three decades. The statement is the most open he has publicly made on the subject.
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Neurologists point to oatmeal with the right toppings as the optimal breakfast for brain health, providing energy, improving concentration and benefiting the heart. The key lies in choosing the right ingredients, as not every bowl of oatmeal delivers the same benefits. Specialists note there is one important condition that determines its nutritional value.
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Tapioca pearls, best known as the chewy balls in bubble tea, are naturally gluten-free, mild in flavour and a good source of potassium. Beyond sweet milk tea, they work well as a light, easily digestible base in desserts, soups and other dishes requiring a soft texture.
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Krzysztof Szadkowski reviews a new book about Donald Trump, which explores the claim that Trump aspires to be the most powerful leader in history. The reviewer argues the book confirms a timeless truth about would-be dictators: the more they crave absolute power, the more ridiculous they become. The publication is assessed as a sharp analysis of what the reviewer calls "pseudo-dictatorial" political phenomena.
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Paweล takes a year-long sabbatical every decade as a long-term break from work. He recalls the moment he stopped thinking about professional duties and fully switched to living in the present, comparing it to teenage holidays. The sabbatical is a growing trend among workers seeking to regain energy and fresh perspective.
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The all-electric Renault 4 E-Tech returns in a Plein Sud variant featuring a fabric soft-top instead of a rigid roof. The car was put through its paces on various roads near Barcelona, including a check of the engineers' claim of exceptional cabin quietness at 130 km/h. The tester describes the drive as enjoyable and nostalgic, evoking the spirit of the original R4.
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Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has revealed that he and co-founder Chris Larsen considered winding the company down and distributing its XRP holdings to shareholders. The option was weighed before they decided to fight the SEC lawsuit filed against Ripple in 2020. Ultimately both chose to contest the case in court rather than dissolve the company.
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Pokรฉmon Pokopia, a social simulation game released on Nintendo Switch 2 by Koei Tecmo, has sold over four million copies, making it a surprise hit. Koei Tecmo president and CEO Hisashi Koinuma told Famitsu that the team had "no real expectations" for the title before its launch. Despite this, the team aimed to make it the best-selling spin-off in the Pokรฉmon franchise โ a goal they appear to have achieved.
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Director Christopher Nolan praised Generation Z in an interview with The Telegraph for swiftly and harshly rejecting artificial intelligence, particularly AI-generated "slop." He said he had never witnessed such a fast and clear-cut dismissal of a supposedly revolutionary technology, citing his own children's immediate recognition of AI content. Nolan also said AI is emerging in Hollywood at "the least appropriate moment," while acknowledging that not all uses of AI are worthless.
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Researchers from the Milion Explorers Team discovered Neolithic tools in the Vistula river bed, exposed by the current low water levels. Last year, the same team found two historical swords in the river. The Vistula has repeatedly yielded valuable archaeological finds during periods of low water.
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Turkish defence company Aselsan is playing a central role in Turkey's air defence modernisation programme, known as the "Steel Dome." The programme aims to create a multi-layered air defence shield for Turkey. Aselsan supplies key electronic components and radar systems for the project.
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Poland's U-18 national volleyball team beat Italy 3โ1 in their fourth group match at the European Championship. The Polish side are the only team in their group to remain unbeaten in the tournament. Poland have been in impressive form throughout this year's competition.
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Influential US Senator Lindsey Graham has died following a brief and sudden illness, his office announced. Graham had just returned from Kyiv, where he met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday. He was one of the most prominent American politicians supporting Ukraine.
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