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During a CBS interview about Blue Origin's all-female space mission, astronaut Mae Jemison corrected Vladimir Duthiers for saying "mankind," stating she would keep challenging gendered space terminolo

Dogs tested in all 50 states show Valley Fever jumped from 2.4% to 12.4% of counties—one state holds 91.5% of positives. Is your dog warning you about a growing threat in your

One chimp died, 23 were moved, and years of delay finally ended—what forced NIH to move the last research chimps and why this 200-acre sanctuary may never expand again is more than

Hyundai Nexo 2025 adds a 150 kW motor, 700+ km range, 1,000 kg towing, and faster acceleration—but one key figure will make you rethink hydrogen cars forever.

A single pong pong seed can stop a heart in under 60 minutes—why this killer tree from Southeast Asia is now hiding in plain sight on HBO’s 'The White Lotus' Thailand resort

Over 77% of Indian infants aged 6–23 months lack the recommended dietary diversity, risking growth and development. NFHS-5 data reveals regional disparities and rising 'zero-food' cases.​

Kenya’s elephant raids dropped by 86% with buzzing fences that also earn honey money—see which surprising year broke the system and what could threaten this method across 97 sites.

Breakneck Ridge Station shuts down April 21 with a two-year ban on trail access—see what’s staying open, what’s not, and which paths still lead to the Hudson Highlands this hiking season.

Bodega cats are loved, but NYC laws may cost stores $350 per cat—11,000+ want change. Why is April 2025 key to their future? See what’s at stake and what’s coming next for