
Margaret Hamilton, Who Wrote the Code That Landed Apollo on the Moon, Dies at 90
Margaret Hamilton, the computer scientist who led NASA's Apollo flight software team, died Sept. 30 at a Massachusetts hospital at age 90.
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Margaret Hamilton, the computer scientist who led NASA's Apollo flight software team, died Sept. 30 at a Massachusetts hospital at age 90.

DAZN's Trending panel said Kylian Mbappé will only leave Real Madrid in a cataclysm, amid Liverpool rumors and Mourinho's defense of the striker.

Tanzania's fisheries minister has inaugurated a TAFIRI laboratory in Dar es Salaam to study how ocean acidification affects marine life.
SSAB has fully demobilised its Aronstorp industrial site in Luleå following a hydrogen cyanide gas alarm, saying the work is not time-critical.

NIL changed college sports forever. Here's how athletes are rewriting sponsorship rules, who's winning, and the hidden problems nobody talks about.

Updated DGS guidance simplifies follow-up for people on HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis and extends prescribing to primary care and community organizations.

KEBS has certified the Bungoma County Assembly to ISO 9001:2015, making it the first county assembly in Kenya to earn the quality management standard.

Gregor Harvie's Superposition uses 16 spinning aluminium panels to let visitors experience superposition and entanglement firsthand.

Security Minister Alejandra Monteoliva says transfers to a new Marcos Paz facility will start this month at 100 prisoners per day.

A report from Elaf suggests a genetic screening test could uncover inherited cancer risks for people diagnosed after age 50.

Thailand's Roi Et province launches a ten-day light festival using projection, laser and sound to draw night visitors and spread tourism income to local communities.

Researchers in Bonn have rejuvenated human cells grown in a test tube, according to News-Medical, though full details of the work remain limited.

Max Verstappen has been noted for a yellow flag infringement as Singapore sprint qualifying pauses, with the McLaren pair still without a flying lap.

Apple has announced a "Welcome Home" event for October 13, with reports pointing to a new home hub, HomePod mini and Apple TV.

Guangdong's eighth ethnic traditional sports games will be held in Zhongshan this November, with about 4,000 participants, the largest field in the event's history.

South African jurist Navanethem "Navi" Pillay has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, announced Friday in Oslo.

Franco Colapinto finished 19th in the only Singapore practice session before Sprint Qualifying, where Alpine must use medium tires in SQ1 and SQ2.

Isaias is forecast to become a Category 3 hurricane before weakening, with evacuations ordered in Alabama and Florida ahead of a landfall expected tonight.

The Security Council renewed the Darfur arms embargo for two months after Washington withdrew its bid for broader Sudan sanctions, The Africa Report reports.

The Herald Sun reports that Butters has joined the Western Bulldogs after a five-club trade unlocked a series of related moves.
George Russell tops the only practice session at Marina Bay, while race officials review a yellow-flag overtake by Max Verstappen.

MSI's new 2-in-1 pairs Nvidia's RTX Spark platform with a 16-inch OLED touchscreen, targeting users who run AI models on the device itself.

Half the world votes in 2025. These 7 races — from Germany to the Philippines — will decide who holds power for the next decade.

A JPMorgan exchange-traded fund has outpaced the S&P 500 and received a Gold rating from Morningstar, which now questions whether it can sustain that record.
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