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A Towering 182-Feet-Tall Statue in Rural Poland Is Now the Tallest Virgin Mary in All of Europe. Locals Hope It Will Become a Tourist Destination
The steel and concrete monument honoring the mother of Jesus is located in Konotopie, a rural village about 100 miles from Warsaw
Tech
A fantastical journey unfolds in gorgeous Wildwood trailer
"I will tear apart this forest and bring back what it took from me."
Finance
Saudi Arabia’s Biggest Driller Expands Into Oman
Politics
Abdul El-Sayed Edges Out Mike Rogers in Michigan: Most Accurate Pollster
A new poll shows Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed leading Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan's Senate race.
Finance
Micware Targets Software-Defined Vehicles, Spatial Intelligence Growth After Record Margin
Finance
TJX Companies Q2 Earnings Call Highlights
Finance
Sociedad Quimica y Minera Q2 Earnings Call Highlights
World
Man robbed NASCAR driver’s home after learning he and his family died in plane crash
The case broke open last month when the Georgia man was arrested in a separate burglary tied to a ‘highly publicized’ homicide
Azerbaijan
"LANDAU Lions" has extended the contract with Ismayil Abdullayev
"LANDAU Lions" basketball club has signed a new contract with 18-year-old Ismayil Abdullayev.
Finance
This Stock Has Become Too Important to the AI Revolution to Ignore
World
Lindsey Graham’s sister gets roasted over epic debate fail where she admits, ‘I’m not that informed on national security’
A Democratic strategist seized on the flub to call Darline Graham, ‘NOT the brightest crayon in the box’
Politics
Farage’s futile election gamble: inside the 21 August Guardian Weekly
Political stunt brings Reform UK leader full circle. Plus: Russia’s scramble for soldiers• Get the Guardian Weekly delivered to your home ad
Science
Metastable 3D printing 'ink' enables a closed-loop material cycle
Polymers used for light-based 3D printing are very stable because of their chemical structure, but they are typically hard to recycle. A res
Science
Connecting the power of the stars to geometry
In the world of fusion energy, scientists and engineers study the fourth state of matter known as plasma in an effort to design and build a
Science
It is finally time to talk about the impact of fluctuating hormones
For decades, women have felt the need to hide the impact of changes in their hormones, while scientists have excluded women from research to
Science
This sci-fi novel is a riveting tale of an oppressive galactic empire
A rich widow, a disillusioned cop and a dim hypersled driver are caught in the machinations of the oppressive party ruling the Decurion Empi
Science
Stunning image of a polar bear with an outsized snack wins major award
Roie Galitz's breathtaking shot is one of the winners of the 2026 World Press Photo Contest, praised for its unusual perspective and scale
Science
Twisteddoodles on distribution graphs (with added cats)
This week's cartoon from Twisteddoodles
Science
Tom Gauld on popularity in the lab
Tom Gauld's weekly cartoonTom Gauld's weekly cartoon
Science
Don’t be an archaeologist in a movie if you want to survive
Science
This week’s new questions
Why do humans have a common sense of beauty for things like sunsets, and do other animals share this appreciation? And why can’t we cool wat
Science
Are flies following a strategy when they keep hitting windows? Part 4
Answers continue to pour in as New Scientist readers ponder this question, with one reader widening it out to consider dragonflies, and anot
Science
What size of planet would prevent space travel due to gravity? Part 2
Our readers continue to grapple with this question, coming at it from different angles – and also considering how big a planet has to be to
Science
The wild, gripping story of the psychedelic secreted by desert toads
Kimon de Greef's The Ego Trip chronicles the rise of a potent psychedelic drug, from the toads that secrete it to the man who claimed it has
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