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From celebrity ‘spit parties’ to a drop in the bucket: The once-hot DNA-testing company is struggling to profit.

Experiencing a pregnancy from sexual violence is common in the United States, according to research(opens in new tab/window) conducted by investigators at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine (opens in new tab/window), published by Elsevier. Nearly six million women in the United States who were raped, sexually coerced (defined as non-physically forced unwanted penetration), or both became pregnant as a result. T...

The Central Bank of Central African States (Beac) is considering creating one million payment points across the CEMAC region to achieve its strategic

The Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digitization (MCID) announced on Wednesday the launch of the competition for centers of excellence…

The year 2023 was a chapter of unprecedented performances for the capital market in Romania, recording historical highs on several levels,…

Alberta’s government has entered into an agreement with the Government of Colorado to advance energy and carbon management solutions.  

India Business News: GlobalLogic, a Hitachi group company, sets its sights on becoming a $5 billion enterprise by 2028 in the digital engineering services space. Read more about their growth plans and expertise.

House Republicans demand clarity on the Education Department's $37.5 million fine on Liberty University, raising concerns about due process and transparency. Continue reading for more details.

Millions of American citizens live less than a mile from an abandoned coal mine, and in many cases, these abandoned work sites can have negative impacts on the environment and residents around them. Thankfully, the U.S Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSMRE) has announced a massive new series of investments that aims to improve the quality of life for those living and working around mines -- including affected residents of North Dakota.

The Diputacíon's first vice-president Cristóbal Ortega said: "Now more than ever it is vital that not a single drop of water is wasted"