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Amazon rainforest is more drought-resistant than thought
“Another rainforest study finds that the Amazon may be more drought-resistant than previously assumed. The researchers argue that most studies…
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L’affaire Epstein: Godsend to the Woke
When the war against Iran barged onto center stage, all things Epstein quietly slipped behind the curtain. But that sleazy…
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Cleared land turns back into rainforest
“Around the world, rising crop yields are allowing agricultural land to be returned to nature, but how long does it…
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Who Truly Cares About Epstein’s Girls? Not the Press, Congress or Social Media
The wave that is the Jeffrey Epstein saga crested this year. As much as I hate to admit the fact,…
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Pedestrian deaths fall again
“US pedestrian deaths were 10.9 percent lower in the first half of 2025 than in the same period a year…
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Endangered marsupial rebounds, massively expands range
“The ampurta, a formerly endangered carnivorous marsupial found in Australia, has rebounded in recent years, expanding its range by an area the size of…
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Iran War Pain Quickly Sets In As World Reels From Full Blockade
By Francis Kapp The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by the U.S. and Iran may cause further headaches for…
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Conservationists come up with substitutes for killings
Traditional African rituals can lead to the death of animals or children. For example, child sacrifice, including the use of human…
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Many fish in the Hudson River are now safe to eat
“The New York State Department of Health has determined that, thanks to a reduction in water pollution—namely, declining levels of…
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JD Vance Says There’s No Deal With Iran After 21-Hour Negotiation
By Harold Hutchison Vice President JD Vance told reporters early Sunday morning that talks between the United States and Iran…
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Drug overdose deaths decline
Drug overdoses are declining, reports Stateline: Since their peak less than three years ago, opioid overdose deaths dropped nearly by half…
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Antarctic whales make remarkable comeback, resulting in large groups of whales
“Whale populations in the Southern Ocean have rebounded to the point that researchers now regularly report spotting pods numbering in…
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FDA approves once-weekly shot for type 2 diabetes
“The FDA has approved a new kind of insulin injection for type 2 diabetes that only needs to be used…
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Europe’s forests recover from their preindustrial nadir
“European forests continue to recover from their preindustrial nadir….forests grew in 2023 in every EU country with data except Estonia,”…
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75 percent fewer cats are being killed in animal shelters
“Best Friends Animal Society, an animal welfare nonprofit, estimates that the number of cats killed in US shelters has fallen…
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White rhinos return to national park
“Southern white rhinos are back in Uganda’s Kidepo Valley National Park for the first time since 1983, when they were…
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Monarch butterfly population grows 64% in Mexico since last year
“There was a bumper monarch butterfly migration to Mexico this winter. The population was 64 percent larger than last year’s…
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Middle School Kids Ask Supreme Court To Allow ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ Sweatshirt In School
Two Michigan middle-school brothers who were told to remove their hoodies bearing the message “Let’s Go Brandon” have asked the…
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Missiles fired from Yemen toward Israel
Yemen is a country in southwestern Arabia. The Houthis, an anti-American militia, control northern Yemen, where three quarters of Yemen’s…
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Snow leopard population doubles in Uzbek mountains
“There are now 61 snow leopards in Uzbekistan’s largest nature reserve, more than double the 2015 count,” reports The Doomslayer.…
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Experimental drug cuts seizures by 80% for a congenital form of epilepsy
“In a small, early-stage trial, an experimental RNA-modulating drug cut seizures by an average of 80 percent in children with…
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Trump puts statue of Christopher Columbus near the White House
A statue of Christopher Columbus has been put on the grounds of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building next to the…
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Child deaths fall by 8 million
“4.9 million children under the age of 5 died in 2024, down from 13 million in 1990,” reports The Doomslayer. Unicef…
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Chile eliminates leprosy
172,717 new cases of leprosy were detected in 2024, across the world. But none were in Chile, which has eliminated…
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Condors are finally breeding in the wild in northern California
Wild California condors have laid an egg in Northern California for the first time in more than a 100 years. “After…
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Dam collapse imminent as catastrophic flash floods hit Hawaii
“Evacuations have been ordered with a dam on Hawaii’s Oahu island at risk of imminent failure as the second significant…
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Panama golden frogs avoid extinction
“Panama golden frogs are returning to the wild 17 years after they were wiped out by the deadly (to amphibians)…
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Two countries receive anti-AIDS drug
The countries of Kenya and Zimbabwe have received lenacapavir, a drug that prevents HIV infection with only two yearly injections.…
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Rabies cases fall by 12,000 in India, due to fewer dog bites
“Dogs are biting less in India. A 2025 survey reported 9.1 million dog bites, down from 17 million recorded in…
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Bearded vultures return to the Alps, a century after being hunted to extinction in the wild
“Bearded vultures are recovering in the Alps. The wild Alpine populations were hunted to extinction in the early 1900s, but…
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Remote work boosts fertility
“A new working paper suggests that remote work may help boost fertility. Using survey data from 38 high- and middle-income…
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Forced labor declines
“While chattel slavery has been formally abolished worldwide, other forms of forced labor persist. Thankfully, though, they appear to be diminishing.…
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Suicidal Empathy Leaves Woman With Six Fewer Teeth, Bludgeoned Face
By Natalie Sandoval Eva Woods, who distributes meals to the homeless in Los Angeles, was attacked by a homeless person…
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Pro-Palestine Watermelon Mural Sparks Backlash In Black Community: ‘Used To Demean Us’
By Mark Tanos A pro-Palestinian mural in a historically Black Richmond, Virginia, neighborhood has drawn criticism from local civil rights…
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