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Thousands of animals flock to annual party hosted by starlings  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-6 3:00)

A seasonal bounty of food brings together an unusual menagerie of species all gathering under the trees where starlings nest in tropical Australia

Politicians may push up violent crime by getting tough on it  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-6 3:00)

Areas with more women than men paradoxically see more violent crime, so putting more men in jail could fuel the fire law-makers are trying to put out

Some languages die? get over it  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-6 3:00)

Perhaps rather than mourning the loss of little-used languages, we should embrace changes that help people communicate more widely

North Korea’s nukes are nearly ready for launch. Now what?  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-6 3:00)

Kim Jong-un may soon be able to hit his neighbours, and even the continental US, with Hiroshima-sized nuclear weapons. It’s time to make sure he doesn’t hit the button

115 might be as old as we can get thanks to our bodies’limits  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-6 3:00)

Maximum lifespan is not rising in step with average lifespan. It could be that the human body has innate limits that prevent most getting any older than 115

Mars-like ice rediscovered in Hawaii volcano, but might not last  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-6 3:00)

Ice was mysteriously found below the crater of Hawaii's Mauna Kea 50 years ago, but was soon forgotten. Alice Klein joins a search for clues to ice on Mars

Children with fatal muscle disease walk after drug breakthrough  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-6 3:00)

Scientists have cracked the biggest obstacle to using "antisense" therapies that have the potential to treat several disorders including Huntington's and Alzheimer's

Print stuff on the go with just your phone and a pen  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-6 3:00)

What if everyone carried a tiny 3D printer? A new project imagines what that world would look like? and asks people to try making household objects on the run

Basic common sense is key to building more intelligent machines  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-6 3:00)

An unfashionable old technique that helps modern artificial intelligences grasp our world could make them more versatile and better at communicating with us

Auto‘finprinting’ identifies individual sharks as they migrate  from New Scientist - News  (2016-10-6 2:37)

An AI system that uses the unique contours of a shark’s dorsal fin as a biometric could help keep tabs on them as they move around the world