A photographer in the U.K. snapped pictures of what’s been described as possibly “the fattest squirrel in the U.K.” And the minuscule mammal can’t stop eating.
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Ancient rock carvings show procession of gods riding mythical animals
Archaeologists have unearthed stunning rock carvings showing an Assyrian king paying tribute to his gods with a procession of mythical creatures.
China deploys army medics to overwhelmed virus epicentre
The Chinese army deployed medical specialists Saturday to the epicentre of a spiralling viral outbreak that has already killed 41 people and spread around the world, as millions spent their normally festive Lunar New Year holiday under lockdown. On Saturday, when they should have been celebrating, citizens of Wuhan stood in line at a pharmacy to buy masks from employees in full-body protective suits and surgical gloves. China has launched a massive quarantine effort across much of Hubei province, affecting more than 40 million people.
Star Trek fans are not pleased about the new US Space Force logo – CNET
President Trump reveals a new logo that looks a lot like the beloved Starfleet Command logo. George Takei and Mark Hamill react.
Barstow, Calif., shaken by magnitude-4.6 earthquake: preliminary measure
An earthquake initially measured at magnitude 4.6 struck near Barstow, Calif., on Friday night, followed by two aftershocks, according to reports.
Coronavirus Live Updates: Toll Climbs as Infections Reach Europe and Australia
Shanghai Disneyland shut down, hospitals pleaded for help, France reported three cases and the youngest victim so far was identified as a 36-year-old man in central China.
Here's how to track the coronavirus spread – CNET
An online dashboard shows all confirmed, suspected and recovered coronavirus patients, as well as deaths.
Photos show how China is grappling with the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak as 12 cities are quarantined and hospitals run out of space
Financier doubts add to Boeing's MAX headaches
To restore faith in the 737 MAX, Boeing needs to prove its flagship jet is not just airworthy but also a safe investment.
FAA tells U.S. airlines it could approve MAX return to service before mid-year -sources
Federal Aviation Administrator Steve Dickson called senior U.S. airline officials on Friday and told them the agency could approve the grounded Boeing 737 MAX’s return to service before mid-year – a faster time frame than the planemaker suggested this week, people briefed on the calls said.