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Following the reversal of Roe v. Wade, there has been a notable increase in interest in permanent contraception procedures such as vasectomies and tubal sterilization. Many individuals, like 46-year-old Texan Jason Darr, have been...

Google has found itself in hot water once again, this time in Russia. The tech giant has been hit with a fine that is so massive it's hard to even comprehend - more than...

Scientists have developed a new computer vision system inspired by the eyes of cats, which could revolutionize how robots see and interact with the world around them. The system mimics the structure of a...

Paleontologists in Argentina made a groundbreaking discovery while searching for dinosaur fossils in Patagonia. They unearthed the oldest tadpole ever found, belonging to the frog species Notobatrachus degiustoi, dating back around 161 million years...

Archaeologists have recently uncovered a Bronze Age settlement in the Khaybar Oasis of Saudi Arabia, shedding light on the slow urbanization process in the region during that time. The town, known as al-Natah, was...

NASA recently faced a technical malfunction with the interstellar Voyager 1 probe, which resulted in a loss of contact for several days. The spacecraft's main radio transmitter shut down due to the fault protection...

Bird flu, also known as H5N1, has been on the rise in the United States, particularly among individuals who work closely with infected animals such as cows and poultry. Since April 2024, there have...

The U.S. presidential election is just around the corner, and the race between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump is neck-and-neck. This trend of close elections is not unique to the United States,...

H5N1 bird flu is becoming a concern as it transitions from animals to humans in unprecedented ways. It is spreading to new species and new locations, largely undetected. Currently, 36 human cases have been...

Jumping spiders are fascinating creatures with their unique hunting techniques and eight eyes, two of which are large and forward-facing. Daniela Rößler, a behavioral ecologist, has delved into studying spider sleep, a topic that...