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Guardsman applies to be hitman - gets arrested instead
BBC News, LondonA Tennessee Air National Guardsman has been arrested by the FBI after allegedly applying to be an assassin on satirical website "Rent-a-Hitman".Josiah Ernesto Garcia, 21, said he needed the money to support his family, according to court documents.
The family secrets kept for generations
Last year, my friend Alex came to visit me in London from the US. We met over 10 years ago in New York City: I am a Black British Londoner, and Alex is originally from Michigan. During her visit, we talked about our careers, our families – and family secrets.
AI anxiety: The workers who fear losing their jobs to artificial intelligence
Claire has worked as a PR at a major consulting firm, based in London, for six years. The 34-year-old enjoys her job and earns a comfortable salary, but in the past six months, she’s started to feel apprehensive about the future of her career. The reason: artificial intelligence.
SpaceX Starship: Elon Musk's firm postpones launch of biggest rocket ever
To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.By Jonathan AmosBBC Science Correspondent@BBCAmosAn attempt to launch the most powerful ever rocket into space has been postponed for at least 48 hours.
The search for an objective measure of pain
How much does it hurt? You might think it's one of the simplest questions in health and medicine. But in fact, it can be a remarkably difficult question to answer objectively. Consider a doctor who has two patients who are grimacing and using similar words to describe their pain.
How artificial intelligence is matching drugs to patients
Dr Talia Cohen Solal sits down at a microscope to look closely at human brain cells grown in a petri dish.
Myanmar civil war: 'We wish we could go back'
Out on the crystal-clear water of Inle Lake, the boats putter back and forth, some piled high with water weeds they use on their gardens, others throwing out fishing cages.
How Does The Nucleus Hold Together?
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What If Black Holes ARE Dark Energy?
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Germans split as last three nuclear power stations go off grid
On one side of Berlin's Brandenburg Gate on Saturday, there will be partying - anti-atomic activists will celebrate victory in a battle that has lasted 60 years.
Million-year-old viruses help fight cancer, say scientists
Relics of ancient viruses - that have spent millions of years hiding inside human DNA - help the body fight cancer, say scientists. The study by the Francis Crick Institute showed the dormant remnants of these old viruses are woken up when cancerous cells spiral out of control.
Kenya chess: Male player dons disguise to compete as woman
It was a bold gambit by the 25-year-old Kenyan chess player to disguise himself as a woman to compete in his country's female open chess tournament. Dressed head to toe in a burka and wearing spectacles, Stanley Omondi had registered himself as Millicent Awour.
Beatriz Flamini: Athlete emerges after 500 days living in cave
To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.BBC NewsA Spanish extreme athlete has emerged from a cave after spending 500 days with no human contact, in what could be a world record.
How Far Beyond Earth Could Humanity Expand?
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European Space Agency: Jupiter moons mission set for second launch bid
The European Space Agency will make another attempt on Friday to launch its Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice). Thursday's bid was thwarted by concerns about lightning over the Kourou spaceport in French Guiana.
Japan approves plan to open its first casino
Japanese officials have approved controversial plans to build the country's first gambling resort. The complex will open in the western city of Osaka in 2029.
Why ghost guns are America's fastest-growing gun problem
Ghost guns are coming under fire from gun-control advocates. But why are these weapons so difficult to trace? And can anything be done to keep them from getting into the wrong hands? Manuel Yambo had never heard of a "ghost" gun until his 16-year-old daughter was killed by one.
Illeism: The ancient trick to help you think more wisely
As a writer specialising in psychology, I’ve come across hundreds of evidence-based tips for better thinking. Few have proven as useful to me as the ancient strategy of illeism. Put simply, illeism is the practice of talking about oneself in the third person, rather than the first person.
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Juice: Jupiter moons mission to assess chance of life
The European Space Agency (Esa) is set to launch a satellite to the planet Jupiter, one of the organisation's most ambitious missions ever. The satellite will leave Earth on Thursday on an eight-year journey to reach the giant planet's major moons.
Bear hunt after jogger is killed in Italian Alps
Italian authorities are on the hunt for a bear that killed a 26-year-old jogger in the north-eastern region of Trentino last week. Andrea Papi's funeral took place on Wednesday. The 17-year-old female bear that killed him was known as JJ4 and identified through genetic testing.
Chichen Itza: Archaeologists discover scoreboard for ancient Maya ball game
Archaeologists in Mexico have uncovered an intricately carved stone they believe was used as a scoreboard for pelota, a ball game played by the Maya hundreds of years ago. The circular stone was found at the Chichen Itza archaeological site and is thought to be at least 1,200 years old.
Elon Musk tells BBC that owning Twitter has been quite painful
Twitter boss Elon Musk has told the BBC that running the company has been "quite painful" and "a rollercoaster". However, the multi-billionaire entrepreneur also says that he would sell the company if the right person came along.
Ukraine war: Leak shows Western special forces on the ground
To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.BBC NewsThe UK is among a number of countries with military special forces operating inside Ukraine, according to one of dozens of documents leaked online. It confirms what has been the subject of quiet speculation for over a year.