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Scientists Discover First Ever Contagious Cancer in Fish

Scientists studying a Vermont lake have confirmed the first known case of contagious cancer in fish, adding a new species to the short list of animals known to transmit cancer cells directly to one another. The discovery centers on brown...

Air Conditioner Disease Outbreak in New York Kills Five People

The death toll from a Legionnaires' disease outbreak linked to contaminated air conditioner cooling towers in New York City has risen to five, health officials reported this week. The city's health department has confirmed 82 cases on the Upper...

Jeffrey Epstein-Linked Modeling Recruiter Found Dead in France

A longtime modeling recruiter linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has been found dead in France as investigators continue examining the late financier's connections to the fashion industry. French authorities confirmed that Daniel Siad, 69, was found dead Monday...

US Calls Greece a Counterterrorism Leader and Model for Other Nations

US State Department has described Greece as a counterterrorism leader and an example for other nations, praising Athens for its determination in confronting political violence and terrorist organizations. A State Department spokesperson also explained why US Secretary of State Marco...

The Most Stunning (and Scary) Photo of Man in Space to Date

This iconic photograph of a man in space depicting Astronaut Bruce McCandless II is still considered one of the most stunning (and scary) space photographs to date. On February 7, 1984, McCandless became the first human being to do a...

The Greek Journalist Who Rubbed Shoulders With America’s Powerful

Greek journalist Elias Demetracopoulos may not be a familiar name among Greeks or Greek-Americans but he was one of the most fascinating figures in 20th-century political history. Demetracopoulos may be overlooked, but his life reads like an epic adventure story,...

Giannis Antetokounmpo Begins New Miami Heat Era: “I Hope to Make No. 7 as Legendary as No. 34”

Giannis Antetokounmpo officially began a new chapter in his NBA career on Wednesday as the Miami Heat introduced the two-time MVP following his blockbuster move from the Milwaukee Bucks, with the Greek superstar revealing he will leave behind the...

Athens vs. New York City: Which City Costs More When Salaries Are Counted?

A comparison of consumer prices and wages by Deutsche Bank highlights the growing mismatch between incomes and everyday costs in the Greek capital, where many goods and services are priced surprisingly close—or, in some cases, even exceed—those in New...

New York Becomes First State to Pause New AI Data Center Construction

New York on Tuesday became the first state to pause construction of new large AI data centers, after Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a one-year executive order freezing state permits. The order covers hyperscale facilities using more than 50 megawatts...

Is Astoria Still New York City’s Greek Enclave? What the Census Data Tell Us

A ⁠recently released map of New York City’s immigrant neighborhoods has prompted broader discussion about which ethnic communities were included or omitted, renewing interest in Astoria’s place within the city’s Greek-American landscape. Rather than weighing in on that debate,...

America’s Greek Connection: Top 20 States With a Hellenic Presence

The States in America with the largest population of Greeks or Greek-Americans was recently compiled by Insider Monkey, a finance website that provides free insider trading and hedge fund data to ordinary investors. It is based on data sourced...

Iran Attacks Cyprus-Flagged Ship and US Bases, Pentagon Retaliates

  Iran has once again closed off the Strait of Hormuz after its attack on a Cyprus-flagged ship and launching missiles at US bases in the Gulf in response to the Pentagon striking targets in Iran. According to the United Kingdom...