A cryptocurrency entrepreneur who had bought a piece of conceptual art consisting of a simple banana, duct-taped to a wall, for $6.2 million last week ate the fruit in Hong Kong on Friday.

A piece of conceptual art consisting of a banana duct-taped to a wall has sold for $6.2 million at an auction in New York.

The decision by New York prosecutors to charge a former aide to the New York governor this week with acting as an illegal agent for the Chinese government has raised concerns about China’s efforts to influence U.S. politics.

The arrest of a former aide to two New York governors highlights a broad effort by the federal government to root out covert agents advancing China’s interests on American soil.

Federal prosecutors say a former aide to two New York governors has been charged with acting as an undisclosed agent of the Chinese government.

The WNBA annual Commissioner’s Cup gets underway this week using a new format for the in-season tournament.

If you’ve ever spotted cars with chameleon, chrome-like finishes, patterns such as stripes and camouflage, or just an off-beat pink or lime green, you’ve likely seen a vinyl wrap.

If the clouds clear enough during the total solar eclipse, you could see Jupiter, Venus and maybe even Mars and Saturn.

From the lab, to the outdoors, and even to outer space, multiple studies will be conducted during the total eclipse.

Space weather forecasters have issued a geomagnetic storm watch through Monday.

Astronomers have discovered what may be the brightest object in the universe.

North Korea says it's hosting a Chinese government delegation led by Vice Foreign Minister Sun Weidong, as it continues its efforts to strengthen ties with Beijing and Moscow.

San Antonio-based pipeline and terminal operator NuStar Energy LP has agreed to be acquired by Dallas-based fuel distributor Sunoco LP for $7.3 billion, NuStar announced.

Objects such as trees act as ‘pinhole’ projectors, producing nearly perfect images of the sun all around us

Get ready for some high school football with the second annual KSAT Pigskin Classic and other things to do around San Antonio this August.

Next week the Northern Hemisphere will endure “the longest day of the year” on the summer solstice

A new study suggests water on Mars may be more widespread and recent than previously thought.

Two young sloths at San Antonio Zoo have been given permanent names after a public naming competition.

Astronomers have discovered the closest known black hole to Earth, just 1,600 light-years away.

WNBA enters final month of the season with 11 of 12 teams in contention for playoff spots and five franchises within three games of each other atop the standings.

An employee at a West Side foot spa is accused of inappropriately touching a woman during a massage last month.

A NASA spacecraft has officially “touched” the sun, plunging through the unexplored solar atmosphere known as the corona.

Kids, have you ever wondered what its like to run a business, especially one as advanced and complicated as a rocket-building business? Do you want to know how to get a job doing that?

On hot, sunny days, nothing feels better than soaking up some rays with your four-legged friend. While Texans may be equipped to handle the heat, unfortunately, dogs are not.

ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire)– We are smack dab in the middle of summer. Mask-free and carefree. But there is one thing you should not forget while enjoying the summer sun…your sunscreen!

It’s summertime, the perfect time for some fun in the sun. But you need to protect more than just your skin.

A new study says there are lots of stars and planets in our galactic neighborhood that can get a good glimpse of Earth and its civilization.

UV rays are linked to 90% of non-melanoma skin cancers

(AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein, File)GENEVA – The Swiss supreme court explained Friday why it has ordered a retrial for Olympic swimming champion Sun Yang in a doping case, citing anti-China bias related to killing dogs for food by one of the judges in the case. Hostile social media posts on Twitter by Court of Arbitration for Sport judge Franco Frattini persuaded the federal court he should not have presided over banning the Chinese swimmer. “In his tweets, the arbitrator (Frattini) castigates a Chinese practice of dog slaughter and denounces the consumption of this meat at a local festival in China,” the Swiss court said in a statement. After CAS published its verdict last February, Sun's lawyers appealed to the Swiss supreme court. The 10-hour hearing in Montreux, Switzerland, was a rare CAS case held in open court, at the three-time Olympic champion’s request, and streamed live online.

At stake in a second CAS hearing would be Yang’s chance to compete at the pandemic-delayed 2020 Tokyo Olympics now set for July 2021. The Swiss court ruling appears to have swung on an objection by Sun’s lawyers to the chairman of the three-judge panel, former Italian foreign minister Franco Frattini. It is even possible to overturn a CAS verdict in the federal court and still lose the re-trial. When Canas went to federal court, Swiss judges ruled his right to be heard had been breached and sent back the case. Immediately, Sun said he planned to appeal to the Swiss Federal Tribunal, which is Switzerland’s highest court.

FILE - In this Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2020 file photo, actor Tom Cruise wears a face mask to prevent the spread of COVID-19 as he greets fans during a break from shooting Mission Impossible 7, along Rome's Fori Imperiali avenue. Tom Cruise has launched an expletive-laden rant at colleagues on the set of his latest Mission: Impossible movie after he reportedly spotted two workers failing to abide by social distancing rules. (AP Photo/Andrew Medichini, file)LONDON – Tom Cruise has launched an expletive-laden rant at colleagues on the set of his latest "Mission: Impossible" movie, after he reportedly spotted two workers failing to respect social distancing rules. Many movies have either been delayed until after the pandemic is over or because of COVID-related delays on set, including the seventh instalment of the “Mission: Impossible” franchise. During his outburst, Cruise notes the higher costs for insuring a movie in these times.

LONDON – British singer Rita Ora apologized Monday for breaking lockdown rules by holding a birthday party, saying it was “a serious and inexcusable error of judgment.”The Sun newspaper ran photos of Ora and others, including models Cara and Poppy Delevingne, arriving at the Casa Cruz restaurant in London’s Notting Hill area on Saturday. Under lockdown rules that end Wednesday, all pubs and restaurants in England must close except for takeout and delivery, and people are barred from meeting indoors with members of other households. Ora, whose hits include “Anywhere” and “I Will Never Let You Down,” said she now realized “how irresponsible these actions were and I take full responsibility.”Reports of the party attracted widespread criticism. Asked about the event, Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s spokesman, Jamie Davies, said it was “important that everybody in society sets an example by following the rules. That is for every member of the public, including celebrities.”(backslash)Britain has Europe's worst coronavirus death toll, at over 58,000 people.

The Houston Texans will look to defend their AFC South crown and make a deep run in the playoffs with a new quarterback, running back and a top rated defense. Here is a look at the Texans full 2016 schedule and kickoff times. (Note: Games can be flexed out later in season.) Sun, Sept. 11 vs. Chicago 12 p.m.Sun, Sept. 18 vs. Kansas City 12 p.m.Thur, Sept. 22 vs. New England 7:25 p.m.Sun, Oct. 2 vs. Tennessee 12 p.m.Sun, Oct. 9 at Minnesota 12 p.m.Sun, Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis 7:30 p.m.Mon, Oct. 24 at Denver 7:30 p.m.Sun, Oct. 30 vs. Detroit 12 p.m.(Schedule continues after graphic below)BYE WEEKSun, Nov. 13 at Jacksonville 12 p.m.Mon, Nov. 21 at Oakland 7:30 p.m.Sun, Nov. 27 vs. San Diego 12 p.m.Sun, Dec. 4 at Green Bay 12 p.m.Sun, Dec. 11 at Indianapolis 12 p.m.Sun, Dec. 18 vs Jacksonville 12 p.m. Sat, Dec. 24 vs Cincinnati (Christmas Eve) 7:25 p.m.Sun, Jan. 1 at Tennessee 12 p.m.