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Climate phenomenon has a widespread impact on the Earth’s climate and human society, which could lead to severe economic damage and disease

Contrary to what some of us believe, metabolic activity doesn't slow in our 20s; Dr. William Li, an American physician and researcher, challenges several popular myths and explains how it is possible to improve metabolism by combining a Mediterranean-Asian diet and even lose weight

Film opens viewers window into journey of legendary Jewish Canadian singer with a focus on his greatest hit

The World Health Organization ended the medical emergency status of the COVID-19 pandemic due to declining deaths worldwide; However, the virus remains a concern, particularly with regards to long COVID; What has humanity gained from the pandemic, which has killed nearly 6.9 million people worldwide?

At opening of Eurovision Week in Liverpool, singer would refuse to take up questions if politics broached, a request international media has thus far honored

Developed alongside Twitter, platform uses open-source AT Protocol, providing transparency and collaboration among users and developers; decentralized, it gives users control and customization over their content, potentially revolutionizing social media

Police arrest 25-year-old for allegedly letting 4 and 10-year-old nephews operate firearm as Arab sector sees surge in gun violence

For Victory in Europe (VE) Day, Ynet sat down with the world's oldest journalist, Israeli Holocaust survivor Walter Bingham, to hear about his experiences and discuss what can be learned from the past in tackling today's challenges to the Jewish community

As a lost teenage girl, she found confidence in modeling; When she entered 'Big Brother,' she was still afraid to be treated as a woman; But now at 30, she is very at peace with herself; 'Everything in me is natural'

King Charles III was crowned on Saturday in Britain's biggest ceremonial event for seven decades, a sumptuous display of pageantry dating back 1,000 years