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Cows using tools? Veronika, a 13-year-old Swiss brown cow in Austria, has made scientific history as the first recorded case of a cow using tools to scratch hard-to-reach itches.
Newborn mountain gorilla twins bring delight, but their fragile state demands extra vigilance from devoted mothers. Caring for two infants poses unique challenges in the wild.
Excessive gaming may crowd out healthy habits, according to researchers who uncovered a tipping point where gaming overtakes other essential activities.
Chosen to stand beside your dearest friends on their most cherished day - a privilege that speaks volumes. When children are part of the union, a new family is born, blending lives in a joyous celebration.
While the San Francisco 49ers may have blown their chance at a hometown Super Bowl win, that hasn’t stopped the Bay Area from getting into the festivities. On Thursday, the Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco announced that it will stage a major new public art commission by Jeffrey Gibson. T...
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Prepare to be captivated as 19-year-old Jesse Findling shares his inspiring story of overcoming a lifelong speech impediment on the upcoming season of American Idol.
Unearthed in Italy, a remarkable structure stands as the first known evidence of Vitruvius' architectural genius, whose treatise captivated visionaries like Leonardo da Vinci.
Groundbreaking cancer research over the past 20 years has dramatically improved national survival rates, offering renewed hope to millions.
Superstar Harry Styles is back with a bang! His highly anticipated 4th album "Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally" drops March 6, followed by a 50-show global tour, "Together, Together.
The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts has tapped Kristen Shepherd, a seasoned museum executive, as its new president and CEO, effective February 9.
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Elusive and endearing, the coastal marten teetered on the brink of extinction. Yet, in the Pacific Northwest's verdant forests, these ferret-sized carnivores are making a remarkable comeback.
Amid ICE's crackdown in Minnesota, a resistance movement blossoms as Gov. Walz addresses protesters outside his home, urging them to speak up against the occupation.
Sauget, Illinois was founded to be polluted. Incorporated in 1926 by Monsanto execs, this industry town has hosted polluting companies for decades, sacrificing its 134 residents for profit.
Quantum entanglement, a mind-bending phenomenon, is revolutionizing scientific measurement, unlocking unprecedented precision.
Dexterous robotic fingers with unparalleled flexibility could revolutionize work in confined environments, unlocking new possibilities.
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A toxic protein saps brain energy in Parkinson's, but scientists have uncovered a way to halt its devastating effects.
Curtin University's groundbreaking research shatters the long-held belief that glaciers transported Stonehenge's iconic bluestones, revealing the ancient builders' remarkable feat of moving the massive stones.
Tylenol during pregnancy does not increase autism or ADHD risk, according to a comprehensive new review, providing reassurance for expectant mothers.
At just 29, rising UK artist Lorena Levi's vibrant wood portraits captivated audiences before her tragic death from pancreatic cancer. Her Instagram announcement this week shocked the art world.
Forget "Dr. Google" - the new go-to for medical info is ChatGPT. With 230 million weekly health queries, OpenAI's new ChatGPT Health aims to revolutionize how we seek and receive medical guidance.
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A new blood test may reveal Crohn’s disease years before symptoms begin. The test detects an unusual immune response to gut bacteria in people who later develop the condition. By studying healthy relatives of Crohn’s patients, researchers identified early warning signals long in advance. The finding...
Humans will soon soar beyond Earth's bounds, with a return to the Moon and Japan's maiden voyage to Mars - a new era of space exploration dawns in 2026.
A stunning discovery in Indonesia: researchers uncover a 67,800-year-old hand stencil, shattering the record for the oldest known figurative artwork.
The NHS is struggling to meet the growing needs of individuals with autism and ADHD, warns Wes Streeting, who expresses deep concern over the rising demand for these critical services.
Type 2 diabetes silently jeopardizes heart health over time. Red blood cells gradually impair blood vessel function, a shift unseen in newly diagnosed patients. A small molecule...
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The term "gifted" has long been a source of controversy - rooted in values, scorned as elitist, and now, in the age of AI, facing extinction. Sy Boles explores this complex concept with expert Ellen Winner.
Forget bulky, heavy exoskeletons - this soft, lightweight shirt packs a powerful punch, boosting strength and endurance with ease. Weighing under 2 pounds, it's the future of wearable tech.
Obesity and high blood pressure may directly trigger dementia, not just heighten the risk, according to groundbreaking research. This startling discovery could reshape how we approach brain health.
For young people living under occupation or in poverty, skateboarding has become a saving grace....
Straight out of a sci-fi thriller, engineers in Switzerland have crafted a chilling, spider-like robot hand that can detach, grasp objects, and scuttle across surfaces using its nimble fingers.
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Nasal cells form a powerful first line of defense against the common cold, rapidly blocking rhinovirus before symptoms emerge. But a weakened response allows the virus to spread, triggering inflammation.
Waking up without morning wood? This TikTok influencer claims it's a surefire sign of low testosterone - but is this medical advice worth heeding?
Azeez Al-Shaair, an NFL player, was fined for displaying an anti-genocide message on his nose tape. Now, Palestinian rights advocates are raising charitable donations in his name, sparking a powerful movement.
Astonishing discovery on the moon: Researchers found single-walled carbon nanotubes, previously thought only possible in labs, in lunar soil samples.
Blades and cables may power the green transition, but the true heroes are the engineers, medics, and advocates whose lives are transformed by the winds of change.
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A new humanoid robot from German startup Agile Robots brings advanced Physical AI to the factory floor, boasting human-like dexterity, onboard AI, and tactile fingertips for precise manipulation.
The M/F Vargsund, a revolutionary electric ferry, defies the limitations of traditional car batteries, ushering in a new era of sustainable maritime transportation.
Exiled Bangladesh Nationalist Party leader Tarique Rahman's return sparks hopes for democratic renewal in a nation seeking stable leadership.
Unlock the doors to Britain's cultural treasures as £1.5 billion in arts funding empowers London's iconic museums to captivate audiences nationwide.
Beneath the churning waves of the Southern Ocean, a hidden force shapes the annual blooms of phytoplankton that sustain Antarctica's vibrant marine life - earthquakes.