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Claudette Colvin, a civil rights pioneer, has passed away at 86. Her 1955 arrest for refusing to surrender her bus seat ignited the modern civil rights movement.
Brushing, flossing, and washing up may seem like enough, but you're missing crucial steps to safeguard your health. Discover the overlooked hygiene habits that could prevent serious harm.
Magnon frequency combs could revolutionize communication, linking diverse technologies in unprecedented ways. Researchers at HZDR have uncovered a groundbreaking discovery that may unlock this transformative potential.
Three Andean condor chicks have hatched at a conservation program near Bogotá, Colombia, offering hope for this vulnerable species facing population decline.
Decades after MLK's death, the US remains fractured by race, class, and politics. Can the past offer insights to heal these deep divisions and unite the nation?
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Immerse yourself in a new era of mobile entertainment. Xynavo AR glasses blur the line between reality and virtual worlds, offering a glimpse of the future. Backed on Kickstarter now.
Cancer survival rates vary dramatically worldwide. AI has uncovered the critical health system factors driving these disparities in each country.
Fishing fleets are the canaries in the coal mine for climate change. A new study reveals how their tracking data can detect early signs of marine heat waves forcing fish to flee their usual haunts.
Discover the captivating feline artistry of the Middle Ages, where "keyboard cats" and other curious cat depictions come to life in the "Paws on Parchment" exhibition.
Centuries-old Roman architecture stands revived, as a historic bridge once closed to vehicles now welcomes pedestrians to explore its timeless elegance.
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A poet's final words to her ICE agent killer have sparked global outrage, fueling Minneapolis' civilian resistance against the agency's crackdown on undocumented immigrants.
Bonobos and chimps forge unbreakable bonds through same-sex intimacy, especially in harsh conditions or rigid social hierarchies, a groundbreaking study reveals.
Grieving loved ones often find solace in celestial signs - a crimson cardinal, a fluttering butterfly, a cherished song. But the Prince of Darkness himself has a ghostly plan to ensure his family never forgets him.
Every 10 years, the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Connecticut will unveil a groundbreaking survey showcasing the state's most innovative contemporary artists.
Loneliness and mental health crises grip the nation, as suicide rates soar and youth well-being plummets. Can AI chatbots provide the therapy support millions desperately need?
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A grizzly bear's savage attack on a group of schoolchildren in western Canada in 2025 triggered an urgent rescue mission and a hunt to locate the dangerous animal.
Sodium-ion batteries could revolutionize sustainable energy and water purification. Researchers have discovered that leaving water in the battery material boosts performance, enabling seawater desalination.
The Milky Way's southern sky has been captured in unprecedented detail, revealing a stunning cosmic tapestry in a groundbreaking low-frequency radio image.
Unhoused individuals desperately need mental healthcare, and Albany County, NY is pioneering a new program to meet them where they are. A specialized team provides comprehensive support.
Buried beneath the icy surface of Mars, ancient microbes may lie dormant, their biomolecules preserved for millennia, awaiting future discovery by intrepid explorers.
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Baltimore's metro subway system is getting a major upgrade, with the first six of 78 new stainless steel Hitachi rail cars now in service, replacing aging stock from 1983.
A silver torrent poured from a gallery wall at Uruguay's Este Arte, not a leak but a metal installation by Brazilian artist Vanderlei Lopes, who molded aluminum into a petrified cascade.
The Politecnico di Milano has created the first integrated and fully tunable device based on spin waves, opening up new possibilities for the telecommunications of the future, far beyond current 5G and 6G standards. The study, published in the journal Advanced Materials, was conducted by a research ...
Willpower alone won't make you happier and healthier - a new study reveals the surprising secret to achieving your goals. Discover the unexpected path to greater well-being.
Towering over Route 66 in Amarillo, Texas, the Big Texan Steak Ranch is an iconic roadside attraction, boasting a 90-foot-tall cowboy sign and a legendary challenge: can you devour a 72-ounce steak in under an hour?
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Centuries-old assumptions about lizard skin are shattered by groundbreaking new evidence that upends our understanding of these reptiles' evolutionary history.
Blind and low-vision basketball fans can now "watch" the game through their fingertips, thanks to OneCourt's innovative haptic feedback devices at Sacramento Kings and Portland Trail Blazers games.
Childbirth depends not just on hormones, but on the uterus’s ability to sense physical force. Scientists found that pressure and stretch sensors in uterine muscles and surrounding nerves work together to trigger coordinated contractions. When these sensors are disrupted, contractions weaken and deli...
Struggling to keep your New Year's resolutions? Tracey Musarra Marchese, a social work professor, reveals the secret to turning ambitious goals into lasting habits - one baby step at a time.
Greenland's leader makes a bold declaration, choosing Denmark over the US in a surprising move that could reshape Arctic geopolitics.
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Thyme's potent health perks may soon be delivered in smarter, safer nanodoses thanks to a groundbreaking micro-encapsulation breakthrough.
Fifty years strong: Everyday products that have stood the test of time, from the iconic to the indispensable. Discover the surprising longevity of these 1976 innovations.
Habits shape our daily lives more than conscious choices, according to new research. Most behaviors are guided by ingrained patterns, not deliberate decisions.
Archaeologists in Turkey uncovered a smiling Medusa carving atop marble columns of a Roman forum, defying the mythical creature's typical gorgon glare. The unexpected discovery sheds new light on ancient Anatolian art.
Fifteen newborn North Atlantic right whales offer hope for a struggling population. Scientists have recorded an encouraging surge in births this winter, a promising sign for the endangered species.
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Diabetic foot wounds harbor a tenacious foe: E. coli bacteria that defy treatment, posing grave risks. A global DNA analysis unravels their stubborn resilience.
Amid the border dispute, anti-war movements endure in Thailand and Cambodia, defying nationalist rhetoric. Grassroots activists champion peace despite escalating tensions.
The New Museum in New York will reopen its doors on March 21, unveiling a transformative expansion that adds 60,000 square feet to its iconic SANAA-designed building.
At 80, Olympic runner Jeff Galloway remains an unstoppable force, pioneering the run-walk-run method that has transformed millions of lives.
Kindness is a secret weapon for effective leadership, according to experts who debunk the "jerk" model as scientifically flawed.