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A Tampa woman bravely wrestled a 6.5-foot alligator to rescue her beloved dog during an evening walk, highlighting the dangers of Florida's waterways.​

Washington’s wolf count just dropped 9%—but the full story hides in the 31 human-caused deaths and a 25% crash in breeding pairs. The map may look stable, but the numbers say otherwise.

Japan’s Tokyo redevelopment trims 619 trees but promises 2,304 in return—why this number matters, what relocation tech is used, and what secrets lie in the ancient roots they refuse to cut.

JLR froze US-bound shipments as Trump’s 25% tariff shakes a £7.6B trade route—see which iconic brands and jobs are at risk as tensions spread across global auto markets.

London’s EV shift speeds up with 12 ultra-rapid 400kW chargers at Hatton Cross—see which 4 more boroughs get next and how fast London plans to power up 1.4M EVs by 2030.

Earth Day 2025's 'Our Power, Our Planet' theme aims to unite 1 billion people across 192 countries to triple global clean electricity generation by 2030.​

Java Stingaree vanished after 160 years—now it's the first marine fish ruled extinct by humans. What the data shows next could shift ocean protection forever.

WA launches free flu shots for all residents aged 6 months and older—find out who’s most at risk, when to get protected, and why over 2.6 million people are now urged to

NYC’s subway map gets its first major redesign in 45 years—but commuters aren’t sold. Is the sleek new look a game-changer or just another transit misstep? The biggest changes may surprise you.

Controversial HHS restructuring cuts 10,000 jobs for $1.8B savings, igniting internal uproar, legal battles, and agency merges while reshaping federal health policy.