Chronological News Index
The latest published stories from Novexa News, arranged from newest to oldest across every newsroom section.
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La NASA invita a los medios a preparar cobertura para el lanzamiento del telescopio espacial Roman La NASA ha abierto la acreditación para los medios que deseen cubrir el lanzamiento del telescopio espacial Nancy Grace…
The World Cup final's halftime show, beginning around 3:45 PM ET and airing on Fox, Fox One and Telemundo, is expected to run for an extended set, positioning it to rival the scale of a Super Bowl halftime show.
Lionel Messi, Lamine Yamal and a photograph taken in a Barcelona dressing room years ago have become part of a wider World Cup conversation that stretches beyond ordinary football nostalgia. The image, which shows Messi…
Tensions in the Gulf surge as the US and Iran clash over reports of strikes on civilian infrastructure, following the collapse of peace talks aimed at ending months of regional warfare
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says questions about his financial backing amount to a 'coordinated pile-on,' after facing scrutiny over revelations he received £5 million from a billionaire before the election.
NASA Invites Media to Roman Space Telescope and Crew-13 Launches NASA has opened media accreditation for two upcoming human spaceflight and science missions: the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope and SpaceX Crew-13. The…
Dyson has built a reputation for turning ordinary household chores into engineering problems, and its latest release applies that instinct to the humble space heater and ceiling fan. The Dyson Hot+Cool HF1, priced at…
NASA’s Psyche mission has returned a detailed look at Mars from a recent flyby, producing an enhanced-color mosaic that highlights the planet’s rugged southern highlands in unusual texture and contrast. The view was…
The owner of Ribena is investing £200,000 to help blackcurrant bushes withstand extreme weather stress, after UK harvests were hit by a wet winter, spring frost and hail, followed by summer heatwaves.
After a millennium, the 70-metre Bayeux Tapestry has arrived at the British Museum. Conservators confirm the masterpiece is in excellent condition as preparations begin for the highly anticipated September exhibition
Sir Garfield Sobers, one of cricket’s defining figures, has died aged 89, leaving behind a legacy that stretched from Barbados to the global game. For readers of the BBC Sport piece that marked his death, the scale of…
A Tanzanian-flagged tanker has been seized by armed men off the Yemen coast, marking the latest in a string of maritime attacks indicating a surge in regional pirate activity
Telemundo, the Spanish-language broadcaster, has won over millions of US viewers with its energetic commentary during the 2026 World Cup, even among fans who don't speak Spanish.
Republican Senator Josh Hawley has accused Mark Zuckerberg's company of relentlessly pursuing whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams in an effort to destroy and bankrupt her.
Argentina's run to the World Cup final has included disputed VAR calls, but controversial decisions are not proof of a FIFA conspiracy.
A blaze at a children's orphanage in the Mohammadia suburb of Algiers has resulted in 11 deaths, with investigators confirming that a malfunctioning air-conditioning unit sparked the early morning disaster
Prosecutors accused 21-year-old student Zyaire Wilkins of publishing several fake video games on Steam containing malware, infecting thousands of victims and stealing cryptocurrency from some of them.
Parents who want a safer first phone for their children are pushing more attention toward a niche corner of the mobile market, and TechCrunch reports that companies are responding with devices built around tighter…
Europe s most effective tool to cut greenhouse gas emissions is at the centre of a new policy dispute in Brussels after the European Commission proposed changes to the European Union emissions trading system, the bloc’s…
A global billing glitch left Amazon Web Services customers with absurd bills, including one UK man whose usual sub-£1 charge became a £5.8 billion invoice, sparking outrage and disbelief.