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There was a lot of great TV in 2022, including the final seasons of Derry Girls, Dead to Me, Better Call Saul, and more. Alongside brilliant new shows like The Bear, A League of Their Own, Abbott Elementary, and more.

Folks relying on short-term, freelanced office jobs, or jobs where pay is linked to hustle may often suffer poor health related to their financial insecurity, new research has shown.

Exclusive: Sarah Adina Smith's upcoming cringe comedy hails from executive producers Jay and Mark Duplass.

Other projects for the studio include "Death in the Dorms" from "The Way Down" executive producer Nile Cappello and "Web of Death" from Blink Films

PAUL WELLER has been a mainstay in music for six decades but never ventured into movies – until now.

An international group of experts has voted to retire the leap second by 2035.

Bush crickets from the Triassic era onwards evolved high-frequency songs to avoid being heard by predators

We’re talking destiny, people!

Disdain for the capabilities of women contributed to a system that mutes shareholders.

Acoustic communication has played a key role in the evolution of animals—especially vertebrates and insects—ranging from mating to warning calls and even social learning. The reconstruction of ancient acoustic signals is challenging, however, due to the extreme rarity of fossilized organs.

Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology in Jena, together with their colleagues at the Universities of Stockholm and Tokyo, report in a new study in PNAS that larvae of the cabbage white butterfly use two gut enzymes to effectively disarm the mustard oil bomb, the major chemical defense system of their host plants.

A dozen years ago, at age 70, West Marin photographer Marna Clarke began creating a multiyear portrait of aging, hers and her late partner's. It's helped her accept aging and loss.

Without clocks or modern tools, ancient Mexicans watched the sun to maintain a farming calendar that precisely tracked seasons and even adjusted for leap years.

"In general, it would be preferred to purchase foods with five ingredients or less in them."

"All that Breathes" and "Fire of Love" continue to gain awards momentum.

For decades, fusion energy has been a dream. This year, it came closer to reality than ever.

By Zanandi Botes Published: December 12th, 2022

This article was originally published by Law&Liberty. 

The Swiss National Bank’s (SNB) financial statements for the nine months ending September 30, 2022, show a bottom-line loss of US$150 billion.1 A number to get your attention!

Under the strong financial discipline of its charter act, the SNB must mark its investments to market, and reflect any market value loss or profit in its income statement and capital account. From having capital of $221 billion at the end of 2021, the... Читать дальше...

State regulation of marriage—and the ensuing secularization of marriage that followed—is a historical development that was part of the larger trend toward the expansion of state power.

Photo by David Liam Kyle/NBAE via Getty Images

Jarrett Allen’s return reinforces how special the front court can be.

WICHITA, Kan.— Darby Weidl of (RV) Ottawa University has been named the KCAC Women's Wrestler of the Week, the conference office announced Monday. Weidl was selected for her performances from Dec. 5-11 by a vote of conference Sports Information Directors. All KCAC Player of the Week honors are presented by Equity Bank. 

Background - Since the exhibition of "Long Life Design: Thinking and Practicing" has been held in the OCT Art & Design Gallery in Shenzhen (exhibition space designed by Studio 10) and Pearl Art Museum in Shanghai (exhibition space designed by Kooo Architects), curator Mr. Zuo Jing has been carrying out practices and research on sustainable design, hoping to present an exhibition with the concept of "Zero Waste". Our team has also been exploring sustainability in design practices. It was in... Читать дальше...

Over the past year, when you were craving your favorite $1 cheeseburger at 2 a.m., you might not have noticed that it actually cost $1.50. Or at the very least, you might not have cared because at that point you were already standing in line and 50 cents wasn’t going to keep you from sinking your teeth into that…

American college student Ken DeLand, 22, went missing while studying abroad in France, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Their mistake appears to have had enormous consequences, but this seems like overkill.