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Young adults in the U.S. follow the news less closely but rely heavily on social media and incidental news exposure. Explore how their habits contrast older generations

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Young Adults Follow the News Less Closely, Rely More on Social Media

Abhiram - December 6, 2025

New research reveals that sick young ants release a chemical signal to prompt worker ants to destroy them, protecting the colony from infection

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Sick Young Ants Send Sacrificial Signal to Save Colony from Disease

New University of Cambridge study shows ancient anacondas reached 4-5 meters 12.4 million years ago and have maintained their giant size since then.

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Giant Anacondas Have Remained Massive for Over 12 Million Years

New research shows elephants habituate to drones flown carefully, enabling non-invasive monitoring of behavior, sleep, and social dynamics in Kenya's reserves.

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Century-Long Droughts Likely Led to Indus Valley Civilization Decline

New study uncovers why Classic Maya cities grew through climate downturns, conflict, and farming innovations, then collapsed when rural life improved.

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Maya Cities: Beyond the Drought Myth

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How #Dams Shift #Earth’s #MagneticPoles

News Bureau - August 8, 2025

New research links coastal living with a longer lifespan, suggesting that proximity to the sea may offer life-extending health benefits.

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Living Near the Coast May Extend Your Lifespan

Abhiram - August 7, 2025

A new study reveals wild tomatoes interbred with early potato-like plants, creating the modern spud nearly nine million years ago.

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Tomatoes Helped Give Rise to the Modern Potato

News Bureau - August 5, 2025

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#Dating Myths Debunked Modern #Love Truths

News Bureau - July 30, 2025

Discover how your dog's unique personality might influence their TV viewing preferences and reactions. New Auburn University research sheds light on canine perception and potential welfare benefits of tailored TV content.

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Dog’s Personality Affect Their TV Habits?

Saradha Meloot - July 27, 2025

Many believe dogs instinctively judge human character. Explore recent studies investigating whether dogs form reputations of people, revealing surprising and complex findings.

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Do Dogs Truly Judge Our Character

Saradha Meloot - July 23, 2025

Singapore is the world's most expensive city for luxury goods for the third year. Discover why London climbed, Shanghai fell, and global luxury spending saw a rare dip in Julius Baer's 2025 report.

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Singapore Tops Global Luxury Index Again

News Bureau - July 22, 2025

Discover David Colton, the new Captain America who served after 9/11, as he joins forces with Steve Rogers. Explore this exciting addition to Marvel's mythology!

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Captain America’s New Era: A Post-9/11 Sentinel Emerges

Bureau News - July 11, 2025

A new study from Washington University reveals how religion, politics, and war drive evolutionary change in urban wildlife

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Religion, Politics and War Quietly Rewrite Urban Evolution

Staff Reporter - July 3, 2025

Researchers warn ecosystems face destabilization from centuries of human land use.

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Earth’s Oldest Rocks in Northern Quebec Reveal Secrets of Early Planetary...

Abhiram - July 2, 2025

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Explore the UN's Global Economic Outlook 2024, revealing a projected slowdown in global growth. Discover the challenges posed by high interest rates, conflicts, and climate disasters, and learn how bold investments are crucial for sustainable development and climate action

World in 2023 May Edge Towards Recession

September 17, 2022

Jamun, the Indian blackberry, offers impressive health benefits. But for diabetics, kidney stone patients, pregnant women, or allergy-prone individuals, risks exist.

Jamun Fruit: Health Benefits, Risks, and Who Should Avoid Eating It

September 29, 2025

Hundreds of former Afghan government officials and members of the armed forces have reportedly been killed, despite assurances of amnesty from the Taliban, according to the UN human rights office (OHCHR).

How Good Is Political Declaration on Armed Conflicts

June 19, 2022

A new 20-minute heat therapy could replace surgery for high blood pressure, offering faster recovery and better outcomes.

High Blood Pressure and Covid-19

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A Pew survey shows 21% of U.S. workers use AI at work, up from 16% last year, with adoption highest among college-educated employees.

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