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New England really isn't pulling its weight when it comes to cool wildlife photos.

The WikiLeaks publisher's legal trial has been a travesty and charade marked by undisguised institutional hostility. Now we are in the last-chance-saloon at the Royal Courts of Justice. By Craig Murray CraigMurray.org.uk Reporting on Julian Assange’s extradition hearings has become a voca

Scientists make a breakthrough in understanding how whales sing.

Any long-term effects of COVID-19, which originated in China and became the third coronavirus pandemic of the century, in the general adult population remain unclear.

Via Flickr Grace Smith | December 6, 2022 Parking lots where electric vehicles charge is vital in climate change efforts and carbon reduction. A law in France, which was approved in November, now requires parking lots with 80 or more spaces to have solar panels covering the cars. With lots with over 400 cars have…

Results from two meta-analyses reveal shortcomings with the growth mindset theory as applied in schools.

ATM fraudsters increasingly use sophisticated devices like "skimmers" and "shimmers" to compromise financial data, increasing the threat to consumers' financial security.

Hydropower won’t help solve the climate crisis, but new dam projects may lead to war over one thing key to our survival — access to fresh, clean water.

Through photographs from a 1946 survey, the National Archives is highlighting the diverse lives of coal miners and their families in Power & Light: Russell Lee's Coal Survey, a new exhibit opening on March 16, 2024. The exhibit, which shares more than 200 photographs of renowned documentary photographer Russell Lee, is free and open to the public at the Lawrence F. O’Brien