From pangolins to elephant tusks, trafficking in animals and animal parts nets $23 billion a year as it pushes species to the brink of extinction. This big-money, murky world is the subject of a new podcast series
We're not taking evolution into account properly in our pandemic strategy – here's why we must change tack, says Jonathan Goodman
To become an interplanetary species, we may have to genetically engineer ourselves to be more resilient, says geneticist Chris Mason. He has a 500-year plan for life away from Earth
I've debunked the claim that food is getting less nutritious before, but when a new study turned up I had to investigate further, writes James Wong
Daily News reporter Muri Assunção’s standout coverage of a virtual dance class that supported the LGBTQ community early in the COVID-19 pandemic is being recognized with a national honor. NLGJA: The Association of LGBTQ Journalists on Wednesday named Assunção the 2021 winner of its prestigious Excellence in Newswriting Award.
Y-Serve programs are reopening after being shut down for more than a year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
With travel opening up to the European Union, second-home markets in countries like Italy, Portugal and Greece have seen an uptick in interest from Americans.
The nearly 12,000-square-foot home sits on 1.25 leafy acres in prestigious Hancock Park.
Clearfield Borough Police responded and assisted an EMS Crew on NW 3rd Ave. with lifting and carrying a patient to an ambulance. Police conducted a welfare check for an E Walnut St. resident. Police received a report that the individual had not been seen in a few days. Police were informed that the individual was […]
Cuba has seen in recent days the biggest protests in decades as thousands of people took to the streets in the Communist-run country to demand freedom. But they also protest against the severe economic crisis and power outages. The pandemic exacerbated a crisis that has been brewing for years due to the U.S. sanctions against Cuba and, more recently, American sanctions against Cuba’s staunch ally, Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro. The crumbling Venezuelan oil industry means that less fuel oil from the... Читать дальше...
Three Stages for Air is a response towards a contradiction embedded in living on the equator; to be able to experience and enjoy the nuances of the tropical climate, yet simultaneously, to be protected from its extremes when required. Two entrances exist on the far ends of a radial ground-level apartment, one opens towards the exterior porch and the other opens towards the interior of the apartment complex, allowing tropical air to pass through laterally.
Sometimes, putting yourself out there and taking risks is the best way to achieve your goals.
A look at Dade County's recent crypto-currency bacchanal.
Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee needs to get elected to the assembly by November 4 to continue as the Chief Minister of Bengal.
Tourists neither commit nor attract crimes. But a study finds that violent offenses rose in neighborhoods where more homes were converted to short-term rentals.
Twitter Fleets: Born Nov. 17, 2020; died Aug. 3, 2021. The social network said Wednesday that its Snapchat-like disappearing tweets will disappear altogether Aug. 3, citing a lack of interest by users. Twitter product lead Kayvon Beykpour explained in a tweet Wednesday, "We're winding down Fleets. We weren't seeing the impact we'd like to see...
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will testify in Congress on Wednesday to discuss the central bank's twice-a-year report on monetary policy and the state of the U.S. economy.
After Centre, Rajasthan raises DA for state govt employees to 28%
Top officials at the Revenue Department resisted refund requests. They say the governor's office fired them because of their unwillingness to bend.
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett to head to Washington in his first foreign visit and meet with US President Joe Biden.
Labour leader accuses prime minister of giving racism ‘green light, not red card’
While the Bennett government is a harbinger of change, when it comes to national security and foreign policy, much remains to be done.
MEGHAN MARKLE and Prince Harry have been accused of "feeding the gossip machine" following their bombshell interviews since leaving royal duties.