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Quenching thirsts for centuries, low-alcohol brews have long been a safer alternative to contaminated water, dating back to Medieval Europe's working class.
Stolen sacred bronze sculptures to be returned to India by the Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art, continuing a recent wave of restitutions.
Shrouded in mystery, the invisible matter that dominates our cosmos remains largely unknown, challenging scientists to unravel its elusive nature.
Microplastics have infiltrated even the most remote Pacific reefs, transforming everyday fish into silent couriers of global pollution.
A T. rex-themed burger joint has taken Wilmington, North Carolina by storm. Owner Kyle Nelson opened "Zeke Smash" to honor a cause close to his heart.
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Witness the world's largest open volcano, its vibrant greenish-blue to yellow lake bubbling and boiling, nestled in Costa Rica's lush Central Conservation Area.
Towering peaks are rapidly transforming, signaling a global climate crisis with far-reaching impacts. This visual chronicle captures the dramatic changes unfolding high above the world.
Roadkill's grim toll: In Brazil, 2-8 million birds and mammals perish on roads annually. Europe's potential tally may reach 194 million. This tragic byproduct of car-dependent societies demands attention.
Uncovering the genetic roots of disease: Google DeepMind's AI breakthrough promises to revolutionize medical research and accelerate the path to new treatments.
The Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars, honor the best of the best when it comes to films. But an essential part of each film is the music that plays in it. The most well-written and moving songs have their very own category at the Oscars: Best Original Song. Some award-winning songs are......
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Dylan Alverson's Modern Times Cafe in South Minneapolis has undergone a radical transformation, rebranding as "Post Modern Times" to support the community during a time of ICE occupation.
The Bertone Runabout has familiar performance credentials, features, and price tag – but its unique lines were penned after extensive study of the hull shapes of modern speedboats. As a nod to its visual inspiration, there’s even a floating compass at the top of the dash. Only 25 will be built, but ...
A remarkable discovery in Malawi may reveal the world's oldest known cremation pyre for an adult, shedding light on ancient funerary practices, a new study suggests.
A groundbreaking AI model from Google's DeepMind has cracked the code of life, unlocking new possibilities for disease treatment and prevention, researchers reveal.
The Dutch government failed to protect one of its most vulnerable communities from the devastating impacts of climate change, a damning court ruling reveals.
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Overworked and overwhelmed, 7 in 10 UK mothers struggle with mental health challenges like anxiety and depression, according to groundbreaking new research.
Dealer Gordon VeneKlasen parts ways with Michael Werner Gallery, relaunching under his own name and reshaping the gallery's structure.
Forget generic chatbots - AI is now tailoring conversations to your unique digital footprint. Google's new "Personal Intelligence" taps your Gmail, photos, and search history to make its Gemini chatbot eerily personal.
Raging storms rage at the poles of Jupiter and Saturn, yet their differences mystify scientists. New simulations suggest the answer lies deep beneath the clouds.
Amidst Mumbai's bustling streets, residents carve out pockets of tranquility, finding solace in unexpected places. #FarFlungPostcards explores these oases of calm.
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The Titanic's tragic fate fuels an enduring quest: building the unsinkable ship. Now, US researchers unveil a breakthrough - a method to make ordinary aluminum float indefinitely, even when damaged.
Soaring to new heights, Scotland's parliament has mandated swift bricks in all new buildings, a groundbreaking move to safeguard endangered cavity-nesting birds.
Colorblindness could mask a critical early warning sign of bladder cancer, a new Stanford study reveals. For many, the first visible symptom - blood in urine - often prompts medical attention.
Brace yourself for the return of America's most electrifying talent competition - American Idol is back tonight on ABC, with a star-studded panel and thrilling surprises in store.
California leads the way as the first U.S. state to join WHO's disease monitoring network, signaling a shift in global health cooperation.
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A generous man's selfless act transforms an empty field into a vibrant community hub, inspiring others to make a difference.
Sunken Thames barges have been transformed into a remarkable new island, providing a haven for birds along the British coast. This bold marine engineering feat is reshaping the landscape.
Thailand takes bold action to curb surging elephant population, deploying pioneering contraceptive vaccine in conservation effort.
Burning the midnight oil could be hazardous to your heart health. New research reveals that night owls, especially women, face poorer cardiovascular well-being compared to early birds.
The clock is ticking for Tammy McDaid's five-year-old son with dementia. Waking up on Tate's birthday, she was overcome by a debilitating panic attack, a heartbreaking reality for this young family.
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Perched atop a telegraph pole, a bird nonchalantly ignores the "Danger of death" sign, oblivious to the exceptional acoustics that first roused me on a snowy January morning.
*Oxfam defies Israel's demands, refusing to disclose Palestinian staff details after 500 aid workers perished in Gaza's deadly conflict.*
Embark on a rare journey to witness the hidden gems within Sforza Castle as it undergoes a captivating restoration. Guided tours grant exclusive access to the castle's scaffolding, unveiling its treasured artwork.
Research in the Journal of Applied Ecology has identified threats to endangered plants in an urban area, generating information that can be used to guide effective conservation strategies across major cities. Investigators in Germany analyzed data on 1,231 populations of 201 endangered plant species...
Machines are closing the creativity gap. A new study finds leading AI models now exceed average human performance on linguistic creativity tests, challenging the notion that creativity is the exclusive domain of humans.
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Cardiovascular disease silently stalks men from their 30s, yet many doctors overlook this critical window. Uncovering this hidden threat could save countless lives.
The age-old advice to drink 8 glasses of water daily may be nothing more than a convenient myth. Medical experts reveal the real science behind personalized hydration needs.
The Dayak Bahau of Long Isun have fought a long battle for justice in Borneo's last rainforest. Their history predates Indonesia, yet on maps, their existence is reduced to a mere administrative code.
Mo Riles' beat-up Chevy pickup became a local legend in South Bend, Indiana. Despite life's challenges, his unwavering smile and resilient spirit inspired the community to celebrate his one-of-a-kind ride.
The "Bible of psychiatry" is going digital, sparking questions about the future of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual. What will the next version be called?