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Stanford and King Fahd University researchers develop a wind-powered device producing ammonia from air, aiming to reduce the 2% global energy use and 1% CO₂ emissions of traditional methods.

Archaeologists in Henan Province have unearthed a 5,000-year-old tomb containing over 350 artifacts, shedding light on early Chinese civilization and social hierarchy.

U.S. Mexican wolf population reaches 257, surpassing recovery goals, while Mexico's count lags at 35, raising conservation concerns.

46% of honey samples failed authenticity tests, leading the World Beekeeping Awards to cancel their honey prize. How deep does the global honey fraud go? Get the full stats and shocking details.

The FDA reports over 3,600 adverse reactions, including seizures and deaths, in dogs treated with Librela for arthritis.

The first piloted eVTOL air race achieved 63 mph, navigating 26-foot pylons. A milestone in air racing history.

A juvenile Canada lynx resurfaces in Vermont after six years, trekking 60 miles through conserved lands. What do 15 sightings mean for endangered species in a warming climate?

A cheetah, mountain lion, and more succumb to H5N1 at Wildlife World Zoo, with two human cases reported in Arizona.

Russia announces free mRNA cancer vaccine for 2025, promising tumor suppression and shorter customization times—learn about its global implications and cutting-edge personalization methods.

FDA ends tirzepatide drug shortage, forcing compounded alternatives to halt production by March 2024 impacting patient access and industry practices. Learn why this regulatory shift matters for millio