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Chimp love for crystals may explain shiny stones’ allure to early humans

Chimp love for crystals may explain shiny stones’ allure to early humans

By Stephen Beech Chimps’ love for crystals could help explain our ancestors’ fascination with the shiny stones. The forerunners of modern humans collected crystals for which they had no apparent use, say scientists. Now they hope a new chimp study will finally unlock the roots of the infatuation. Crystals have

‘American Idol’: What Is the Ohana Round? Everything to Know About the New Addition

Something new is coming to Season 24 of American Idol. After judges Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, and Lionel Richie made the biggest cut in the show’s history during Hollywood Week, narrowing down the group from 127 contestants to the Top 30, it’s now time for the Ohana Round.

City invites public to apple pie bake-off

The City of Belgrade is inviting bakers from Belgrade and beyond to participate in the Great Belgrade Apple Pie Bake-Off this month. The bake-off will be held on Saturday, March 14, at the Belgrade Senior Center, 92 E. Cameron Avenue. “First-place winners in each category will take

Vehicle found in Jocko River leads to coordinated rescue efforts

Vehicle found in Jocko River leads to coordinated rescue efforts

ARLEE, Mont. — Late on March 2, 2026, a vehicle ended up in the Jocko River, sparking a rapid response from multiple local agencies. At 10:40 p.m., Arlee Fire and Ambulance were called to the scene after someone on the shoreline cried out for help. The individual was safely

AI not hitting European jobs for now: ECB

AI not hitting European jobs for now: ECB

Artificial intelligence has only had minor effects on employment in Europe so far, European Central Bank economists said Wednesday, but they warned the technology's future impact was uncertain. Comparing 5,000 firms, some of which reported using AI and some of which did not, the economists overall found

At least 87 dead after US sinks Iranian warship

At least 87 dead after US sinks Iranian warship

A US submarine sank an Iranian warship off the coast of Sri Lanka on Wednesday, killing at least 87 sailors and leaving dozens missing, officials said. The sinking came as the war sparked by a joint US-Israel attack on Iran continued to spread across the Middle East. "An

Supreme Court upholds evidence-based immigrant asylum standards

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision on Wednesday, upheld a lower court ruling that required substantial evidence for an asylum application. The case, Urias-Orellana v. Bondi, focused on a family of Salvadorean nationals who applied for asylum after entering the United States illegally