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Detailed designs for three new, prestigious laboratory and office buildings which total 458,100 ft2 (42,549 m2) and will be built as phase 2 of Oxford North, the new £700 million life sciences innovation district, have been resolved to be approved by Oxford City Council’s planning committee. Click to read more...

According to a new poll, 59% of California voters surveyed do not approve of cash reparations for the descendants of enslaved Black people. When asked why, and given five answers

An animated movie in which opposites attract tops the DVD releases for the week of Sept. 26. "Elemental": Pixars newest offering finds an unlikely love story unfolding in Element City,

Sep. 17—On summer days in Half Moon Bays Pillar Point Harbor, people usually line up to buy king salmon direct from the source. But with the California salmon fishing season

Sep. 17—Its been more than 30 years since the U.S. Congress acknowledged that Native ancestral remains and cultural artifacts first and foremost belong to the indigenous people of their origin.

Sep. 15—An Indiana University of Pennsylvania professor is part of a group of authors whose recent book explores the Bennu asteroid, which scientists believe is a sort of "time capsule"

Sep. 16—The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is asking sharp-tailed grouse and prairie chicken hunters in northwest Minnesota to submit wing and tail feather samples from birds they shoot this

Georgia is just one of many states in which Republican leaders have tried to throw out district attorneys elected in big cities where Democrats dominate. Florida, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Indiana and

Georgia is just one of many states in which Republican leaders have tried to throw out district attorneys elected in big cities where Democrats dominate. Florida, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Indiana and

As surely as temperatures rise during the summer, climate alarmism serves up more stories of life-threatening heat domes, apocalyptic fires and biblical floods, all blamed squarely on global warming. Yet,