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    HT US Desk

    The Hindustan Times’ US desk covers the latest in entertainment and digital culture. From Hollywood developments and pop culture moments to viral trends and internet conversations, the team reports with clarity and accuracy. Every story is crafted to inform, engage, and reflect what’s capturing attention across America.

    Articles by HT US Desk

    A century after a shipwreck, rats reshaped a tiny island's bugs

    A study reveals that after the successful 2019 eradication of black rats and house mice from Lord Howe Island, invertebrate populations increased significantly, though diversity remained stable. This research underscores the impact of invasive species on island ecosystems.
    science
    Updated on Sep 24, 2026 08:59 IST

    Lost Nile channel may explain how builders raised Great Pyramid

    A study suggests that ancient Egyptians may have transported stones for the Great Pyramid of Giza via a navigable branch of the Nile, named the Khufu branch. This waterway facilitated stone movement, challenging the notion that desert routes were the primary method of transport.
    science
    Updated on Sep 24, 2026 08:58 IST

    These frogs eat murder hornets and don't even flinch

    Ecologist Shinji Sugiura discovered that black-spotted pond frogs in Japan hunt and eat hornets, including the dangerous Asian giant hornet. Despite receiving multiple stings, 79%-93% of frogs caught and consumed the hornets, indicating a unique tolerance to these venomous encounters.
    science
    Updated on Sep 23, 2026 10:13 IST

    Sea turtles fled an earthquake 80 million years ago, fossils suggest

    Free climbers found numerous mysterious marine reptile footprints on Monte Cònero cliffs, dating back 80 million years. Researchers suggest they were made by sea turtles attempting to escape an earthquake, with over 1,000 preserved traces identified on a limestone slab.
    science
    Updated on Sep 23, 2026 10:11 IST

    Scientists finally identify the Galapagos lava heron as a new species

    A study reclassifies the Galápagos lava heron as its own species, not a subspecies of the striated heron. Genetic testing shows it shares closer ties with green herons, highlighting evolutionary complexities in the unique ecosystems of the Galápagos Islands.
    us news
    Updated on Sep 21, 2026 23:54 IST

    Why wombats poop cubes: Scientists finally crack the mystery

    Wombats' cubic droppings result from uneven stiffness in their intestines, aiding territorial markings. Research indicates that their lengthy digestion process supports this shape, potentially influencing future techniques in crafting soft materials without molds.
    us news
    Updated on Sep 21, 2026 23:53 IST

    Nature's master builders: How animals engineer without a plan

    African termites and other creatures construct sophisticated structures without a master plan, relying on local interactions. Research reveals how stigmergy facilitates the emergence of complex architecture, supported by studies on termite nests' intricate designs, showcasing simple behaviors leading to remarkable outcomes in nature.
    us news
    Updated on Sep 19, 2026 13:19 IST

    This snail can regrow its entire eye in a month

    A South American freshwater snail, Pomacea canaliculata, can regenerate a complete camera-type eye within a month, according to a Nature Communications study. Its complex eye structure makes it unique among regenerating species, offering insights into potential human eye repair mechanisms.
    us news
    Updated on Sep 18, 2026 10:03 IST

    Why crocodiles and capybaras share wetlands without conflict

    Capybaras coexist near crocodiles and caimans despite being prey. Research reveals capybaras adapt their behavior to live alongside predators, focusing on group living and quick escapes, making predation less beneficial for caimans. This truce is based on calculated risks rather than friendship.
    us news
    Updated on Sep 18, 2026 10:03 IST

    Why do sand dunes sing? Scientists are cracking the mystery

    From tales of music by ghosts to scientific inquiry, the phenomenon of singing sands intrigues researchers. Investigations show how specific dune characteristics influence sound production, linking ancient mysteries to granular mechanics and acoustics, revealing why only some dunes resonate.
    us news
    Updated on Sep 17, 2026 09:43 IST

    Time moves faster on Mars than on Earth: Scientists calculate the difference

    Mars clocks tick faster than Earth's by 477 microseconds daily, complicating future exploration and communication efforts.
    us news
    Updated on Sep 16, 2026 10:17 IST

    Caitlin Clark, Olivia Miles WNBA controversy explained

    Olivia Miles has been the center of attention ever since the match on Sunday in Minneapolis.
    us sports
    Updated on Aug 7, 2026 03:02 IST

    Gracie greets her visitors with tail wags as she hopes to find a home

    In the video, Jayme explained that Gracie was scheduled to be euthanized unless someone stepped forward to foster her.
    us
    Updated on Aug 7, 2026 03:08 IST

    Check how much winners and participants in WNBA All Star game will take home

    WNBA All Star Game
    us sports
    Updated on Jul 25, 2026 21:18 IST

    How many 59s on a PGA Tour in history?

    scoring a 59 in golf
    us sports
    Updated on Jul 25, 2026 21:06 IST

    Is Rodrigo De Paul injured? Why he isn't playing against Chicago Fire FC

    Argentina's Valentin Barco (L) and Argentina's Rodrigo De Paul (R) react during an awards ceremony after Spain won the World Cup final soccer match between Spain and Argentina.
    us sports
    Updated on Jul 25, 2026 20:24 IST

    Who is Ian Diaz and where is he? Update as Netflix drops ‘A Toxic Love Story’

    Ian Diaz and Angela Connell Diaz allegedly posed as Michelle Hadley online and fabricated a series of fake sexual assault claims.
    web series
    Updated on Jul 24, 2026 03:08 IST

    The Hawk: Full list of filming locations for Will Ferrell's new Netflix show

    The Hawk: Full list of filming locations for Will Ferrell's new Netflix show
    hollywood
    Updated on Jul 24, 2026 02:35 IST

    Who was Lilithistruth? Where is Michelle Hadley now?

    Michelle Hadley spent 88 days in a California jail in 2016 after being accused of a stalking campaign she did not commit.
    hollywood
    Updated on Jul 24, 2026 03:06 IST

    Colman Domingo family & net worth: Actor in talks to co-write new Tiana film

    Colman Domingo family and net worth: Actor in talks to co-write new Princess Tiana film
    hollywood
    Updated on Jul 23, 2026 10:38 IST

    Jennifer's Body 2: Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried return

    Horror outlet Dread Central has also reported that Megan Fox will return for the sequel, although an official announcement from the studio is still awaited.
    hollywood
    Updated on Jul 23, 2026 09:38 IST

    Avengers Doomsday trailer: Here are the hidden hints that you may have missed-

    Avengers Doomsday will be releasing in theatres in 2026.
    hollywood
    Updated on Jul 22, 2026 10:32 IST

    Is Wanda returning in Avengers Doomsday? Here's what Elizabeth Olsen said

    Elizabeth Olsen is unlikely to be seen in the new marvel film, at least that's what she says.
    hollywood
    Updated on Jul 22, 2026 09:54 IST

    Spider Man Brand New Day: Sadie Sink drops big clue about her role

    The new Spider Man movie features Sadie Sink
    hollywood
    Updated on Jul 22, 2026 03:30 IST

    Where is Aaron Larson now? Latest update on Jacob Wetterling's friend

    Jacob Wetterling was cycling back home with his brother, Trevor, and best friend, when the 11-year-old was kidnapped by a masked man.
    tv
    Updated on Jul 19, 2026 09:44 IST

    Christopher Nolan: Top 5 movies as Odyssey draws fans to theaters

    Christopher Nolan, the filmmaker who is celebrated all across the world
    hollywood
    Updated on Jul 19, 2026 09:26 IST

    Who do Tom Holland and Zendaya play in The Odyssey? Their roles explained

    (From L) British actor Tom Holland, US actor, screenwriter and producer Matt Damon, US actress Anne Hathaway and US actress and singer Zendaya pose during a photocall ahead of the premiere of the film 'The Odyssey' at the Grand Rex in Paris on July 8, 2026.
    hollywood
    Updated on Jul 18, 2026 15:11 IST

    Who is Julia Shiplett? Meet Elliot Page's girlfriend

    Julia Shiplett and Elliot Page attend 'The Odyssey' New York Premiere at AMC Lincoln Square Theater on July 14, 2026 in New York City.
    hollywood
    Updated on Jul 18, 2026 13:51 IST

    Is The Odyssey a true story? Here's what we know about the history and the book

    The Odyssey reportedly carries strong historical influences, including possible connections to the ancient city believed to be Troy and real warfare among Ancient Greek kingdoms.
    hollywood
    Updated on Jul 18, 2026 09:02 IST

    Christopher Nolan's Odyssey ending explained: Is there a post-credits scene?

    British-American filmmaker Christopher Nolan (R) poses with a fan upon his arrival to attend the red carpet for the premiere of the film 'The Odyssey' in Mumbai on July 11, 2026.
    hollywood
    Updated on Jul 17, 2026 16:32 IST
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