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- 1Rafael Nadal to Play Las Vegas Exhibition in Return to US Court●Rafael Nadal to play in Las Vegas exhibition for 1st U.S. action since retiring
Rafael Nadal will take part in an exhibition match in Las Vegas, marking his first tennis action on US soil since retiring from professional play. The event gives American fans a chance to see the Spanish star back on court after he stepped away from competitive tennis, and it is drawing attention from tennis followers worldwide.
- 2Rafael Nadal to play exhibition match on Las Vegas Strip●Rafael Nadal returning to tennis for Las Vegas Strip exhibition match
Rafael Nadal is returning to tennis for an exhibition match on the Las Vegas Strip, according to Las Vegas broadcaster KSNV. The report gives no date, opponent or venue details beyond the announcement, but any competitive appearance by the 22-time Grand Slam champion draws wide attention as he has been largely away from the tour while recovering from injury and reducing his playing schedule.
- 3Insilico Medicine reports 40% response rate for AI-designed cancer drug●Insilico Medicine reports 40% ORR at 130 mg for Pan-TEAD inhibitor ISM6331 designed using generative AI in heavily pretreated mesothelioma at ESMO 2026
Insilico Medicine announced results for ISM6331, a pan-TEAD inhibitor designed using generative AI, at ESMO 2026. In heavily pretreated mesothelioma patients, the drug achieved a 40% objective response rate at the 130 mg dose. The data highlight growing interest in AI-discovered cancer therapies and offer a potential option for patients with limited remaining treatments.
- 4FCC Announces First Enforcement Action on Prohibited Hardware●FCC Takes First Covered List Enforcement Action Under New Ban on Devices Incorporating Prohibited “Logic-Bearing Hardware Components”
The FCC has taken its first enforcement action under a new ban on devices incorporating prohibited 'logic-bearing hardware components', targeting equipment on the agency's Covered List. The move marks the first time the restriction has been applied since the ban took effect, signaling a tougher posture toward communications equipment deemed to pose national security risks.
- 5Fossil reveals first fully marine amphibian, researchers say●Researchers unearth fossil evidence of first fully marine amphibian
Researchers report the discovery of fossil evidence of what they describe as the first amphibian known to have lived fully in the sea. The find sheds light on how early amphibians, typically tied to freshwater and land habitats, adapted to marine life. Details of the specimen and its significance are being shared through the science press.
- 6Armored Amphibian Ruled the Triassic Seafloor●This Armored Amphibian Turned the Triassic Seafloor Into a Living Nightmare
A new report describes a heavily armored amphibian that lived during the Triassic period, patrolling ancient seafloors as a formidable predator. The creature's protective plating and aquatic lifestyle offer a striking picture of early life recovering after the end-Permian extinction. Coverage emphasizes how bizarre and fearsome this long-extinct animal was compared with modern amphibians.