Zero waste menus are launching at Hiltons in London, Manchester and Brighton, featuring unusual delicacies such as ox heart (left), salmon cheeks (inset) and cod tongues. The £40 per person menu showcases 'innovative techniques' to combat food waste and underused cuts of meat that would usually be thrown away. Paul Bates (top right), executive head chef at Hilton London Metropole, says Hilton is making a 'meaningful difference, one delicious dish at a time'.
The deaths of archaeologist Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon have long been linked to the Pharaoh's curse that threatens 'death by disease' upon anyone who disturbed King Tutankhamun's tomb. However, a new study has claimed there is a biological reason behind the deaths of the two men and more than 20 others who mysteriously died following the discovery in 1922. Another five men were snapped lunching inside the tomb following the discovery - and they all died from various illnesses in their 50s. However, inscriptions found inside other burials throughout Egypt suggested the ancient people knew about the dangers that lurked inside. The text included areas were 'forbidden' because of 'evil spirits.'
NEW The Hubble Space Telescope has paused operations because of a mechanical issue. One of its gyroscopes, which stabilizes the craft, has been sending back faulty readings.
Researchers at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz in Germany found that nearly 90 percent of participants felt sexual stimulation from tickling. For 25 percent, it was enough to cause orgasm.
The upgrades are due to requiring an additional 25 gigawatts of power, which is equivalent to more than 62 million solar panels. Scientists found Californians will also have to pay the $20 billion bill.
Google is donating $75 million and releasing a course to teach people how to use artificial intelligence tools. One week earlier, the company rolled back protections for contract workers.
The National Weather Service warned that weather conditions have increased wildfire risk for Delaware, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Virginia, and West Virginia. Low humidity and gusty winds can create the right conditions for fires to catch and spread.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has posted a cryptic animated teaser for the event, which he confirmed will be streamed online on May 7.
Playing cards is loved around the world, but a new brainteaser swapped a club for a four-leaf clover and challenges viewers to find it in under one minute.
Imagine a successful investor or a wealthy chief executive - who would you picture? If you ask ChatGPT, it's almost certainly a white man. The chatbot has been accused of 'sexism' after it was asked to generate images of people in various high powered jobs. Out of 100 tests, it chose a man 99 times. In contrast, when it was asked to do so for a secretary, it chose a woman all but once.
The US Space Force announced it has tested a new device called the Remote Modular Terminal, which can jam signals from enemy satellites to block attacks involving space-based equipment.
French researchers have discovered that chickens 'blush' just like humans when they are flustered. Researchers say this finding could improve how we understand animal welfare.
Divers watched in horror as a green sea turtled was choking on a piece of plastic. The incident revived memories of a 2015 video showing researchers pull a plastic straw from a turtle's nose.
Microsoft Windows will now see even more annoying adverts as the company will soon begin including ads in the Windows 11 Start Menu, but these can be disabled.
Astronomers could finally show that alien life does exist on a distant planet following observations today. Planet K2-18b sits within the habitable zone of its star in the Leo constellation. Scientists said last year they thought they'd detected dimethyl sulphide gas in its atmosphere - a compound that is 'only produced by life'. Now, to confirm the finding, the James Webb Space Telescope will undertake hours of observations of the planet, which is thought to be .
Michelle Reyes claimed that she saw a 'flying cylinder' soar over New York City while she was traveling in a passenger airplane. A UFO expert determined the clip was not faked.
Hinge has now made it easier to block out unwanted messages as the app launches the 'Hidden Words' feature to filter out terms chosen by the users.
Next time you're unpacking your groceries from the supermarket, you might want to reconsider where you store your items.
Researchers have found a way to grow diamonds in just 150 minutes. Although they're small, measuring 100 nanometers - the size of a typical virus - researchers hope they can become bigger in future.
James Bond memorably escaped beneath the waves aboard his adapted Lotus Esprit submarine in the 1977 film 'The Spy Who Loved Me'. But an incredible new submersible shaped like a UFO looks even outside the capabilities of MI6 's Q branch. The Triton 660 AVA sub has an expansive transparent 'bubble'-like' window that makes passengers feel at one with the ocean's depths. While diving up to 656 feet (200 metres) below the surface, guests can enjoy dinner, share a bottle of champagne or even get married.
Scientists have found that walking for just a short time can boost your brain power. Sitting for 20 minutes (left) results in much less brain activity than walking for 20 minutes (right).
Researchers from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) have warned that 99 per cent of birds could be wiped out by 2100, if greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise at the current levels.
Kayvon Wright developed red spots on his face and hands the morning after walking with his mum near Chard Reservoir in Somerset, England.
Scientists are urging farmers to use urine to fertilize crops instead of synthetic fertilizer. They have developed and are experimenting with toilets that can separate urine and convert to pellets.
David Bowie (inset) famously christened his backing band 'The Spiders from Mars' in the early 1970s. But the rock legend surely had no idea that this describes a real phenomenon on our neighbouring red planet. Although not actual spiders, 'araneiforms' are dark cracks in the Martian soil, completely different to anything on Earth. New images from two European Space Agency probes show the curious formations in incredible detail.
Anyone who owns a dog will be familiar with the unbreakable bond you share with your pet. Now, research has confirmed they really do feel like part of the family.
Facebook users are getting tricked into clicking on fraudulent links that expose personal information and data to scammers. Users should avoid sponsored links and install malware software.
Scientists found that flameproofing chemicals called PBDEs, found in everyday products, can permeate the skin and make their way into the bloodstream, where they cause health problems.
New research from Pet Range might make you think twice about sneaking leftovers to your dog under the dinner table.
Mark Zuckerberg has gone from T-shirts to glam with gold chains, fur coats, and an AI-generated image of himself with a beard. His change comes as Facebook faces a myriad of concerns over stealing and selling user's data and its role in the mental health of young users.
Chimpanzees in Uganda have been eating virus-filled bat dung ever since their preferred food source was destroyed by tobacco farmers. Scientists fear this could be how the next major pandemic starts.
The Coca-Cola Company tops the list as the number one polluter, and is responsible for 11 per cent of all branded waste, according to researchers from Dalhousie University.
Rescued cyber slaves have shared the horrors of being trafficked by Chinese gangs in South Asia. Cousins from Pakistan were forced to scam five people a day or be beaten.
Americans are suffering from the worst levels of air pollution in 25 years, according to a new report. West Coast cities are primarily affected because of the large number of wildfires and drought.
The decades-old NASA Voyager 1 spacecraft has begun sending readable communications again after months of transmitting gibberish. Voyager 1 has been sending data from interstellar space back to Earth for nearly fifty years after being launched in 1977. However, in November a glitch occurred that made the spacecraft's data about its environment and the health of its own systems unintelligible to the NASA scientists monitoring it.
A project asking people to count squashed bugs on their car number plates suggests flying insects have declined by nearly four-fifths in 20 years.
The EPA recently updated its Superfund list to include 1,340 locations across the US that are within one mile of more than 20 million Americans. These sites are polluted with toxic waste.
Plato's long-lost burial has been found in Greece, claim experts who found the exact burial spot in the Herculaneum scrolls. The team used AI to read the text, reveal 1,000 new words on the scroll.
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh say we're only slightly more likely to share personality traits with our parents than we are with a random stranger.
An Ohio-based company launched the first flamethrower-wielding robot dog online. Amercians can now purchase the four-legged machine that shoots flames up to 30 feet. The company did not describe its as a new-aged weapon, but touts the flame throwing robot as being used in wildfire control, agricultural management, entertainment and ice removal.
Apple's latest products are usually kept under strict lock and key until they're announced to the world. But it appears that one famous face has managed to get his hands on an upcoming device ahead of its release. LA Lakers star, LeBron James, has been spotted holding what appears to be a new Beats speaker. While Apple is yet to confirm or deny the speaker's identity, it's garnered huge attention among its fans.
Aboard the flying AirCar, French musician Jean-Michel Jarre and a pilot took off from and landed at Piešťany Airport in Slovakia.
A brain teaser asks the viewer to find the broom in a pile of colorful clothes. It takes about a minute to solve the puzzle, but one in three people have trouble finding it and ultimately give up.
Experts have discovered that the majority of people are hesitant to rekindle past friendships over fear that it would be 'too awkward' or their efforts would be rebuffed.
On The Joe Rogan Experience, former Fox news commentator Tucker Carlson said there is 'no evidence' to support Darwin's theory of evolution. But he misstated what a theory actually is.
Handwriting is less prevalent than it once was, with a third of Americans reporting that they haven't written a personal letter or note in more than five years. Experts warn that history could be lost if schools don't teach cursive or if people lose their ability to read others' handwriting.
Facial recognition technology can be used to reveal people's personal information, a new study revealed. Researchers said the AI tool could identify liberals versus conservatives.
Captchas are becoming more difficult to solve and there's a reason why - bots are outsmarting you. Captchas are puzzles that are used to safeguard websites from nefarious bots.
The Polish Hunting Dog has been granted recognition by The Kennel Club, and will be classified in the Hound Group on the Imported Breed Register.
A Cybertruck owner shared photos of his vehicle's gear selector hanging by a wire. A former Tesla engineer told DailyMail.com that this issue will keep happening, due to an engineering flaw in the vehicle design.
With her bright orange fur and friendly face, you'd be forgiven for mistaking this orangutan as a youngster. But Bella is actually the world's oldest living orangutan in captivity, having celebrated her 63rd birthday this week. Bella was collected from the wild in 1964, and is estimated to have been born in 1961, making her the same age as Barack Obama, Eddie Murphy, and Jennifer Coolidge. She celebrated her birthday at her home in Hagenbeck Zoo, Hamburg, with a cake made from soft-boiled rice and fruits.
A new documentary has uncovered evidence of microplastics in human brain tissue for the first time. The filmmakers spoke to DailyMail.com ahead of a UN 'Plastics Treaty' summit in Canada
NASA's Curiosity Rover detected a steady stream of methane coming from Gale Crater, and scientists now think they know why this stream came out when the rover rolled over certain places on Mars.
Elon Musk has claimed that superhuman artificial intelligence could arrive by the end of 2025 - having previously predicted that superintelligent AI would arrive by the end of the decade.
A mutated bacteria was discovered on board the International Space Station that could affect the health of astronauts during their stay. E. bugandensis has been linked to sepsis in infants.
As 4/20 rolls around once again, the unmistakable smell of cannabis will soon be filling parks and student accommodations across the country. Despite remaining illegal in the UK, the drug is regularly smoked, eaten, or vaped by an estimated 3.1 million people. But understanding the science of what cannabis does to your mind can be tricky, especially if you happen to have just smoked some. From boosting your libido to triggering auditory hallucinations, not all the effects of cannabis are what you might expect. So, whether or not you will be celebrating this weekend, MailOnline asked the experts what your brain is really like on drugs.
Rosemary Coogan, 33, from Northern Ireland, has graduated from space training as a new European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut.
California allows newborn DNA to be stored indefinitely, which can be accessed by researchers and law enforcement. But a new bill could mandate health officials seek parents' permission.
Tech Expert Kim Komando, radio show host, gives advice to a man worried about investing big money in crypto and a teen who found her dad is tracking her with an AirTag.
Europe's overall temperature last year was 1.8°F (1°C) above average, the EU's climate change programme has revealed - putting it on a par with 2020.
Carlson weighed in with his UFO theories on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast. The Fox News and once MSNBC veteran stated his assessment that UFOs 'don't behave according to the laws of science' and have 'been here four thousands of years whatever they are' - echoing recent comments by UFO-curious Republican congressman
As the once-in-a-lifetime 'devil comet' reaches the brightest point in its 73-year orbit this weekend, experts reveal the best way to get a glimpse of this stunning event.
A tech expert has shared the dos and don'ts for using Wi-Fi in an airport and on a plane. The open networks can leave devices vulnerable to hackers lurking in the shadows.
Hundreds of alien abduction cases including research which inspired Steven Spielberg's 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' are to be examined by experts.
A tech experts has revealed five mistakes many travelers make when going on vacation that can turn their dream getaway into a nightmare stay.
Fatal 'hemorrhagic' or blood-letting fevers emerged from Kitum in the 1980s, initially baffling world heatlh experts. Today, scientists ascribe part of Kitum cave's unique deadliness to the myriad animals who scrape the cave for salt. The cave's highly valued salty minerals, which have made it a destination not just for elephants, but also western Kenya's buffaloes, antelope, leopards and hyenas, has turned Kitum into an incubator for zoonotic diseases
A Redditor found what looked like a human jawbone embedded in the tiles of his parents' home. Multiple experts confirmed that it likely belonged to an ancient human ancestor, Homo erectus.
WhatsApp has introduced three new Chat Filters, which allow you to find messages without having to scroll through your full inbox.
A WWII soldier buried as 'Unknown' has been identified 81 years after his death by forensic scientists who used DNA and other methods.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has listed two chemicals as 'hazardous' and added them to the Superfund law that holds industries accountable for the cost and clean-up of the toxins.
Netflix 's crackdown on password sharing might have been bad news for many of us still lurking on our friends' accounts. But for the streaming giant, the risky move has now translated into soaring profits and record subscriber numbers. In the first three months of 2024, Netflix added 9.3 million new customers, bringing its total subscriber base to almost 270 million thanks to big hits like Society of the Snow (top right) and Fool Me Once (bottom right). And with subscription prices on the rise, this has given the company a quarterly profit of more than $2.3bn (£1.85bn) - up from $1.3bn (£1bn) in 2023. However, the company also revealed that it will no longer be reporting its subscriber numbers from next year, sparking concerns that growth may soon slow.
The bizarre encounter between two algae octopuses was captured off the island of Bunaken in Indonesia.
Plastic waste gets lots of attention, but producing plastics actually produces more planet-heating greenhouse gases than the airline industry and coal-fired powerplants - notoriously bad sources.
Tesla has recalled more than 3,000 Cybertrucks to fix an accelerator pedal pad that could come loose and get lodged in the interior trim.
Jeff Bezos-backed EV-maker Rivian has cut more of its workforce following 10 percent of its employees laid off earlier this year. The company's shares dropped to one percent on Thursday.
An ex-NASA physicist tells DailyMail.com that space junk could strip Earth's atmosphere - as Starlink becomes an 'unplanned geoengineering experiment.' Her new study draws on recent estimates that Elon Musk's SpaceX is currently burning up over 2,755 lbs (over 1.3 tons) of its wireless internet satellite debris into Earth's atmosphere every hour - creating a metal layer of 'conductive particulate' in orbit. Although she notes it is an 'extreme case,' such a layer of charged metal dust could lead to 'atmospheric stripping' akin to the ancient fates of Mars and Mercury
It seems WhatsApp's strange tests are far from complete, with many people noticing bizarre green features within the app.
The Ross Ice Shelf, a platform of ice measuring nearly 200,000 square miles, moves suddenly like plate tectonics that cause earthquakes, say scientists at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.
Mr Jaques, a meteorologist, warned there could be 'unintended consequences' to using the technology, leading to 'diplomatic instability' between nations.
She was 'unsinkable' and 'indestructible' - until she sank in 1912 after hitting an iceberg. This was the story told by author Morgan Robertson in his 1898 novel. Above: Titanic departing Southampton.
Microsoft's new AI tool, called VASA-1, transforms a still image of a human face into a video clip of them talking or singing. Lip movements are 'exquisitely synchronised' with audio to make it seem like the subject has come to life, the tech giant claims. In one example, Leonardo da Vinci's 16th century masterpiece 'The Mona Lisa' comes to life by rapping crudely in an American accent. However, Microsoft admits the tool could be 'misused for impersonating humans' and is not releasing it to the public.
Kayville, in Saskatchewan, Canada , was once a bustling village with over 100 citizens and 30 businesses. But now, the dwindling community is a shell of its former self.
NASA warned China is using its civilian exploration program as a cover for its military programs claiming territory on the moon. The US now is in a race to put Americans on the moon.
At least four more chemical drums have been found the Town of Oyster Bay, just two weeks after officials uncovered six filled with liquid toxins that were dumped by Northrop Grumman.
London-based forensic psychiatrist Dr Sohom Das has debunked five myths many people believe when it comes to clinical psychopaths in a video on YouTube.
MailOnline has taken a trip to Meatable's HQ in Leiden, the Netherlands to try its first product - lab-grown pork sausage. The Dutch firm can turn a pig cell into a sausage in just four days - 60 times faster than rearing a pig for pork on a traditional farm. Krijn de Nood, co-founder and CEO of Meatable, said he hopes lab-grown meat will offer an alternative to meat from slaughtered cattle.
Tesla customers are complaining that their Cybertruck deliveries have been canceled with no warning and little explanation, as some have been told the problem involves the accelerator.
Starbucks announced Thursday it is redesigning plastic cups used for iced drinks. The move aims to combat the millions of pounds of plastic the company's cups contribute to in landfills.
A Lincoln couple were baffled to find a hidden medieval relic beneath a trapdoor in the bathroom of their home while cleaning.
Scientists have cloned two black-footed ferrets from frozen DNA tissue taken from another ferret in 1988. Researchers hope to breed from the cloned ferrets when they reach maturity later this year.
Boston Dynamics has announced today that it plans to sell the new version of its humanoid Atlas robot to manufacturers. The old version grew famous for dancing, running, jumping, and even doing parkour in viral videos, but it was never sold commercially. The new robot is majorly overhauled from the previous version.
While items of clothing, luggage, headphones and wallets are the most frequently forgotten items, it seems that some Uber riders didn't just leave the usuals behind.
Current Tesla staff have disclosed 'serious safety issues' to an ex-Tesla employee. 'Good engineers,' ex-Tesla engineer says, 'are afraid to say something is wrong'
A new study has found why most parents will feel burnout by Friday. Scientists found that it all comes down to have children lose their attention and self-control as the week progresses.
Researchers have discovered that most people believe facial expressions and cues from body language are the best way to enhance the experience.
Texting your flight's six-character 'flight number' opens Apple's 'Flight Preview.' The iPhone shortcut offers flight departure, arrival, and even baggage claim info
Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, which is larger than Mount Everest, should appear as a green blob with a hazy tail.
All seven bridges supported by vulnerable concrete island towers, called 'piers.' Baltimore's Francis Scott Key was destroyed by a mega-ship collision with a pier
Utah wildlife officials have found nine dead beavers contracted tularemia, also called rabbit fever. The disease can spread to humans, becoming fatal if its left untreated and antibiotics aren't taken.
With millions of jobs at risk from AI in the future, a survey of 16,000 workers found nearly half admit the technology can already outperform them in 'routine tasks' - and pays better attention to detail.
A food scientist has revealed what makes McDonald's Coca-Cola taste better than any other establishment. The company uses filtered water and stainless steel containers.
A press conference hosted by ufologist Jamie Maussan showcasing 'alien mummies' in Peru took a bizarre turn after Peruvian officials attempted to seize a 'pregnant' new specimen.
People around the globe are creating digital 'clones' to work, but still make their million-dollar salary. Companies said these digital creations 'artificial consciousness.'
DailyMail.com spoke to Paul, 30, and Eddi, 20, who are using chatbots as 'wingmen' to generate nearly fool-proof conversations that they claimed have landed them up to five dates a week.
Burial 'barrows' were originally built in the British Neolithic and Bronze Ages, but now firms are building modern versions and charging thousands to store cremation urns.
A Canadian-based mining company is moving its operations to Michigan, receiving outrage from residents. The mining company will produce nearly 7,500 tons of copper per day.
A 20-person, Navy-led team is now mapping the bridge wreck through clouds of mud. The govt. hopes to remove enough to clear a 35ft-deep 'Limited Access Channel'
The £699 shield uses a precision engineered lens array to bend light, rendering objects behind it almost invisibile.
In a TikTok video, Daina Petronis, an English language teacher from Toronto, shows how she can easily spot AI essays.
Space debris fell through the roof of a Florida man's home last month, crashing through his roof and two floors, nearly hitting his son. NASA is investigating the crash to determine the origin of the object.
Dogs have 'general intelligence' just like humans do, report scientists at at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) in Budapest, Hungary.
Geese, falcons and hawks living in Manhattan's parks and green spaces have tested positive for the virus, officials say, warning cases could be more widespread.
The scientific instrument was fixed to the wall of Shackleton's private cabin on the ship R.Y.S Quest - where he died in 1922 during an expedition to the Antarctic.
Co-Op has become the first major supermarket to stop selling coconut milk from Thailand. It comes after an investigation revealed cruel treatment of monkeys used to pick coconuts.
New reports from US diplomats and spies describe loss of vision and chest pains. One FBI counterintelligence agent likened the 'attack' to 'a dentist drilling on steroids'
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was successfully launched out of Vandenberg Space Force Base in in Santa Barbara County, California, Monday night. The rocket was carrying 22 Starlink satellites.
First launched on April 1 2004, many people originally thought Gmail was an elaborate April Fools Day joke. And, as these nostalgic images reveal, the site has come a very long way since.
Tesla's Cybertruck Basecamp tent has sparked outrage as consumers say it looks like a regular tent. They have also complained that the accompanying 'tent mode' feature doesn't work.
The UK is set to open the world's first drone superhighway this summer, stretching 165 miles across the country. However, critics say it poses a risk to public safety and privacy.
A security expert is warning travellers of the hidden dangers of charging their phones at the airport. An expert revealed that hackers can load them with viruses, reports Oxford Mail.
The baby orca that has been stranded in a Canadian lagoon since March 23 will be airlifted to rejoin her pod. The mission is set for two weeks as rescuers fear the whale will die.
The Israeli army has been using an AI system to populate its 'kill list' of alleged Hamas terrorists, despite a known 10% error rate, six Israeli intelligence officials told reporters
The revamped PS5 will signify a leap in console power according to experts after a supposed 'spec leak' speaks of a vastly improved graphics processing unit in time for GTA6 in 2025.
Locals in the Texas community of Kashmere Gardens knew for a long time that something was wrong as residents died of cancer. Now EPA testing revealed toxic chemicals in soil and water.
About a month after a bombshell 600-page report showed how Chinese scientists in a Winnipeg lab shared secret materials with China, Canadian MPs opened a new inquiry into the incident.
In their latest stunt, popular duo Josh and Archie, who have 1.5million followers, filmed fake ads and paid to post them on Instagram , TikTok and X.
Researchers have identified two plants that could offer the same weight loss results as Ozempic or Wegovy. The plant extracts mimic the hormone response that affects your eating habits.
Rare 'demon face' syndrome patient sees faces normally on paper, but not in life. The patient helped scientists illustrate what those with the syndrome really see
The maverick tech mogul - who previously called AI the 'most destructive force in history' - said there's still some chance it may wipe out humanity. But he was less gloomy than usual
On Tuesday the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore crumbled into the water after being struck by a ship, much like bridges in Georgia, Kentucky, and Oklahoma, which met the same fate.
The New York State Assembly voted near-unanimously to approve the repeal of a 1907 law that made adultery illegal and punishable with 90 days in jail. It now faces the State Senate.
The Cybertruck has a long waitlist, so some owners are reselling their cars at a huge markup, in violation of the purchase contract. Tesla could sue resellers for $50,000 or the profit, whichever is higher.
Who would you see take to the Pyramid Stage in your dream line-up? MailOnline asked ChatGPT for its ultimate headliners.
Human resources expert Natasha Kearslake, director of HR consultancy Organic P&O Solutions says that the key is to understand what your boss actually wants.
Under five percent of that plastic makes it to a recycling center, a new report by Public Interest Research Group found. The rest is on course to degrade into microplastics
Fukushima's operators, Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings released 12 photos from inside the site, the first time the internal structures have been seen since the disaster 13 years ago
We all enjoy chattering about the latest rumour or scandal from time to time. But ladies, beware - as women who gossip about others are driven by jealousy and low self-esteem, a study suggests.
Taylor Swift's Eras tour concert in LA caused a 2.3 magnitude earthquake last summer, and now scientists know why. Fans jumping and moving to the beat rocked the stadium and shook the city.
The Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) experienced technical issues on Thursday for nearly three hours due to an outage with a third-party provider.
NASA has opened applications for potential astronauts who want to travel to the moon - and even Mars. Candidates need a master's degree in a STEM field like maths or computer science.
The two main types of Southern American accent are the inland, spoken by Matthew McConnaughey and Woody Harrelson, and the coastal, as heard from Reese Witherspoon and Walton Goggins.
Archaeologists have discovered the earliest evidence of body perforation in skeletons dating back 11,000 years.
Archeologists have uncovered knives, pottery and other artifacts at the site of an abandoned town in the 'Birthplace of Texas,' providing new insights to life as an early settler nearly 200 years ago.
iPhone's iOS 17 lets users share passwords in secured groups for the first time ever. But the new update also syncs with Apple TV, Apple Music and more in helpful new ways
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