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Mr. Bubba Cable, facilities manager at First Baptist Clinton, is a beloved figure to preschoolers. His dedication goes beyond maintenance, profoundly impacting the children he adores.
Teens find comfort and connection online. Social media, music, and spiritual apps are new ways adolescents explore faith, religion, and spirituality, a UCLA report finds.
BNST activity surged in abstinent mice who later developed compulsive alcohol drinking. This brain region may predict vulnerability to addiction.
Children's lungs healed faster than expected in a clean air zone study. Their lung capacity quickly matched peers in less polluted areas.
Thorium fuel for CANDU reactors just got a major boost! Clean Core Thorium Energy tapped Kinectrics to independently review its ANEEL fuel, moving it closer to demonstration.
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Pop Culture Jeopardy!" champs Jack Goldfisher and Henry Johnson knew film. TV? Not so much. Their first prep day revealed a glaring weakness: neither watched much television.
Saul Perlmutter reveals how his team uncovered the universe's accelerating expansion in the latest After Office Hours.
Earth's ancient carbon cycle faced global disruption. A key geological clue, once thought global, may actually have a more local origin.
David Attenborough's haunting question—"Will our grandchildren only see elephants in picture books?"—inspired photographer Margot Raggett to create "Remembering Elephants," a book series funding conservation.
Ascend into the Iraya Mangyan ancestral domain in Puerto Galera, Mindoro Island. Here, the forest breathes, its silence broken only by birdsong and a tumbling stream. Lenito Pampilo listens.
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Wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas spent months in Kenya's Maasai Mara, using a camera trap to monitor endangered black rhinos at a remote river crossing. The mission was irresistible.
Solar radiation could erase atmospheric data, making perfect forecasts impossible. Researchers pinpoint a surprisingly distant theoretical boundary using an energy-based framework.
There's a beautiful underwater garden out there," says Mercy Singleton, a Yirrganydji Traditional Owner. She's fighting to protect the Great Barrier Reef, her people's Sea Country, and ensure its recovery.
At 59, Salma Hayek is a grandmother! She beamed on Instagram August 16, 2026, cradling her stepson's new baby boy, François Pinault Jr. and Lara Cosima Henckel von Donnersmarck's son.
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Meet Caroline Grace, founder of LA's Baby Kitten Rescue. She's saved countless cats, but two special kittens, Oliver and Bunny, are going viral again years after their rescue story began.
Governments overlook a powerful solution to biodiversity loss, climate change, and food insecurity: Indigenous food sovereignty. Indigenous communities manage 25% of Earth's land, holding 37% of natural lands.
At 21, Gabriela Nathania H dove into Gili Air's famed waters with four strangers. This 2022 trip to the biodiverse Gili Islands, beloved by divers, became more than just a scenic adventure.
For 45 years, Mount Evans Home Health & Hospice has granted final wishes. Recently, patient Dan wanted one thing: to cuddle a golden retriever puppy.
A new study suggests routine newborn blood samples could be genetically tested to identify cancer risk early, potentially helping 1,000 children annually before symptoms even appear.
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Aparecida Rosa Ayres has known seaweed since birth. Now 47, this Caiçara woman transforms it from childhood doll hair into the star ingredient at Rancho Ayres, her Paraty beach restaurant.
California's solar and wind boom slashes emissions and cleans air, but faces a catch: no sun, no power. The solution? Battery farms, skyrocketing 2,100% since 2019 to keep the lights on.
First-day outfits, campus returns, career dreams: Back to school ignites excitement for students from elementary to college.
Wade into knee-deep Caribbean waters and gather armfuls of queen conch? Not anymore. Once abundant, these iconic marine snails are now in steep decline across the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea.
New research explores the benefits and unanswered questions surrounding a rapidly expanding class of medications.
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AI companies like Anthropic and OpenAI control the narrative, offering self-serving data. The AI Observatory now provides unfiltered access to 25,000 real user conversations, revealing how people truly use AI.
Gravity powers motorless cars down a steep incline. Contestants craft outlandish vehicles resembling cartoon characters, subway cars, food, and giant animals.
NOACs modestly slow cognitive decline in atrial fibrillation patients with Alzheimer's.
Your AC is making cities hotter. Every unit dumps heat outside, raising street temperatures and driving more people to crank their thermostats.
You repeat "Mama," "Dada," "Ball" to your child, hoping they stick. But experts say other words, often overlooked, are far more crucial for their development and success.
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Robin Williams' social media went dark after his 2014 death. Now, 12 years later, his children Zak, Zelda, and Cody have reactivated his Instagram to honor his legacy and address AI.
Experience Venice's Palazzo Diedo, where cutting-edge art meets ancient frescoes. "Strange Rules" curates a future where art, tech, and the internet collide.
Quantum leap! Researchers performed a quantum computation exceeding classical simulation, solving the long-standing problem of verifying results.
Gluons inside nuclei act collectively at tiny scales, favoring gluon saturation over nuclear shadowing. This challenges our understanding of nuclear matter.
Emma Kessler faced her half marathon alone after boyfriend Jason said no. Little did she know, Jason had a huge surprise planned for the Rockin’ Riverfest in St. Charles, Missouri.
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A mother's age profoundly shapes her offspring's traits. These "maternal age effects" are common across species, yet their underlying mechanisms remain a scientific mystery.
Uncover the secrets of electron behavior! Optical measurements reveal hidden collective motion and quantum dynamics within a Wigner crystal.
Fire up the grill! Marlon West just dropped "The Ultimate Old School Cookout Playlist" for your summer BBQ. Get ready to groove!
California just tackled a hidden problem: inefficient replacement tires. Automakers use low rolling resistance tires for fuel economy, but replacements often burn more gas or drain EV batteries faster.
Polaris's 2027 Xpedition features a new CVT that adds pneumatics to its mechanical design. This innovation drastically reduces noise and harshness, especially at lower RPMs.