Fortescue Metals chairman Andrew Forrest during a visit to the Christmas Creek mine site in The Pilbara, Western Australia on Apr. 15, 2021. AAP Image/Pool, Justin Benson-CooperProminent Australian energy

Halloween could come early this year. The Democrats have named their price to avoid a government shutdown come October an additional $350 billion for healthcareover the next decade. Critics

CSL signage at the main entrance of it's offices and manufacturing plant in Parkville in Melbourne, Australia on Nov. 6, 2020. Asanka Ratnayake/Getty ImagesAustralian politicians have reacted to U.S.

During his address to the United Nations General Assembly this week, President Trump denounced the UN for its uselessness in ending wars, stating that the world organization is not living up to its potential

Some really big news in the American military community broke this week, as Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is convening an unprecedented meeting of his senior generals and admirals in Quantico, Virginia,

Kamala Harris has admitted in her new book 107 Days and in recent interviews that she didnt pick former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg as her vice president running mate in 2024 because

Poland has officially demanded all of its citizens leave neigbouring Belarus - one of Russia's key allies. In an updated notice on the Polish government's website, officials cite a "drastic deterioration"

It is fair to say that Trump is one of the funnier presidents we have had for a while, and this clip is a good example of that. Here he is talking first about Jasmine Crocketwhich someone said to us

We Are Here To Inform You About Something You Should Know: Seals Have NailsSeals get a good rap as one of the cutest marine predators swooshing through our oceans, but did you know that they have nails? Zookeepers become occasional manicurists for their seals and sea lions, many species of which have nails similar to those on our toes and fingers on their flippers.The rest of this article is...

Are we alone in the universe? Its a question that has plagued us since the ancient Greeks posed it for the first time in the 5th century and since then we have tried all manner of ways to reach out to our alien cousins.if they exist. We have fixed golden plaques to space probes, beamed messages out from radio telescopes and in 2012 even sent 10,000 X (formerly twitter) messages out to three star systems with the hashtag #ChasingUFOs! A new tool has been developed, rather mundane compared to these other examples, which is no bigger than a soft drink can and could detect signs of life on alien worlds with unprecedented precision.