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World’s heaviest insect recovers from near-extinction
“New Zealand’s wētāpunga, believed to be the world’s heaviest insect, is recovering from near-extinction thanks to a captive-breeding program that…
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Bongo moths make a comeback after nearly being wiped out
“Australia’s endangered bogong moths are returning in greater numbers after a devastating population crash in 2017 and 2018 that reduced…
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Giant tortoise population rises from 1,000 to 183,000
“The population of giant tortoises on Seychelles’ Aldabra Atoll is now estimated at 183,000, the highest figure on record for…
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Man Enters Tiger Enclosure At Zoo, Gets Mauled To Death
By Mark Tanos A man climbed into a tiger enclosure at an English wildlife park over the weekend and was…
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Life expectancy hits new high in Western Hemisphere
“Life expectancy in the Americas has reached a record high. According to the Pan American Health Organization’s Health in the…
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Sea turtles move north
“Sea turtles have nested on the US West Coast for the first time in recorded history, with two olive ridley…
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European suicide rate falls
“The European Union’s age-standardized suicide rate fell to 10.4 suicides per 100,000 people in 2023, down from 12.2 in 2013,…
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Threatened songbird makes a comeback
“The black robin, a threatened songbird recently named New Zealand’s Bird of the Year, has rebounded from a population of…
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Crested ibis recovers from the brink of extinction
“China’s crested ibis has recovered from the brink of extinction. In 1981, just seven known crested ibises remained in the…
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Nuclear power output hits record
“Nuclear reactors generated a record 2,702 terawatt-hours of electricity in 2025, up from 2,667 terawatt-hours in 2024, the previous record.…
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Could The Trump Admin’s New Grant Program Disrupt Higher Education?
By Spencer Lombardo A federal grant program tailored towards the trades being adopted across the United States may help reshape…
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Red State’s Stand Your Ground Law Saves Father Legal Battle After Bullies Attacked Son
By Harold Hutchison A Florida father who displayed a pistol while confronting bullies who attacked his son over a pizza…
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Suicide bomber kills 17 people
A suicide bomber detonated a bomb-filled vehicle at a police checkpoint in northwestern Pakistan today, killing at least 17 people…
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Beef exports to the U.S. increase from Paraguay
The landlocked South American nation of Paraguay is sending more beef to the US, but it hasn’t been allocated an…
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Drone attacks strike crowded courtroom and college
“Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces have intensified deadly drone attacks in government-held towns in the frontline state of North Kordofan,…
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Commercial fishing resumes after moratorium
“The Northern cod stock off Newfoundland and Labrador has officially recovered. After collapsing in the early 1990s, the stock has…
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New Jersey Faces Lawsuit Over Knife, Baseball Bat Ban For Self-Defense
By Harold Hutchison A pro-Second Amendment group filed a lawsuit Monday seeking to have New Jersey’s laws barring the carrying…
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Trump Butler Assassination Attempt Victim Dies After Suffering From Wounds Following Attack
By Harold Hutchison A man wounded in the July 13, 2024, assassination attempt on President Donald Trump has died, according…
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Two Democrat Candidates Draw Flack From Allies for Unpolished Speech
By John Loftus The Democratic establishment is moving to rein in two of its Senate candidates who don’t speak the…
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Bison herds are returning to northern Mexico
“Conservationists are reestablishing bison herds in northern Mexico….the effort began in 2009, when 23 bison were brought from South Dakota…
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Harvey Weinstein Learns His Fate In $1.75 Million Dollar Smear Campaign Case
By Leena Nasir Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Curtis Farber sentenced Harvey Weinstein to 15 years behind bars, Wednesday. Harvey Weinstein…
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Joro spiders don’t threaten native spiders in the U.S.
“When the Joro spider, an orb-weaver from East Asia, was first recorded in the United States around 2014, many feared…
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Time To Protect Our Lawyers, Judges, And Doctors From Woke Associations
By Michael A. Shires, PhD Sparks are expected to fly when the affiliated accreditors of the American Bar Association (ABA)…
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White House Moves Closer To Diesel Export Ban As Trump’s Iran War Continues To Roil Energy Markets
By John Loftus The White House is moving closer to a 90-day diesel export ban as the Iran War continues…
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The typical person has a higher income than ever
“U.S. inflation-adjusted median household income reached a record high of $87,460 in 2025, surpassing the previous record of $85,320, set…
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Tehran Dangles Peace Deal Hours Before Trump Threatens To ‘Annihilate’ Iran
By Francis Kapper Iran offered Tuesday to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the United States eases…
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Federal Appeals Court Pulls Another Switcheroo On GOP-Friendly Missouri Map
By Mark Tanos A federal appeals court just ordered Missouri to run its midterms on a Republican-drawn map the Supreme…
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Mexico Moves To Buy American, Box Out China In USMCA Push
By Jack McGeever Mexico pledged Monday to buy more American goods and curb Chinese imports as it sought a trade…
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Winery grows grapes at nearly 12,000 feet
At 11,811 feet “above sea level in Tibet, grapes grow against the odds. Winters freeze the ground along the Yarlung…
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White-rumped vultures make a comeback after vets switch drugs
“Nepal’s critically endangered white-rumped vultures are making a rapid comeback. A new analysis of roadside vulture surveys estimates that the…
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Defamation Case Ruling Supports Claim That Dems’ Star J6 Witness Lied Under Oath
By Derek Vanbuskirk A U.S. District Court has dismissed a defamation lawsuit against attorney Andrew Weissmann, who was sued for…
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Armed groups unite to try to overthrow the Ethiopian government
Warring armed groups that killed thousands of people — and fought each other in bloody battles — have now united…
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New canal shortens shipping distances by 350 miles
China has opened the Pinglu Canal, a new waterway that shortens the shipping route from parts of southwestern China to…
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Senators Reportedly Could Ditch Washington Early If They Fail To Make Permitting Reform Deal
By Nicole Silverio Senators may leave early for the October recess if they cannot reach a deal on permitting reform,…
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The Liberal Scold Who Spent Years Wagging Her Fingers At Conservatives Admits She Raised Her Child All Wrong
By John Loftus Nikole Hannah-Jones, a race-focused New York Times journalist and author of the “1619 Project,” admitted Sunday she…
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Skyrocketing food prices lead to demonstrations
Sudan’s civil war led first to starvation and skyrocketing food prices, and now to social unrest. “Scores of demonstrators took…
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