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Today's stories range from NASA Seeks the Science behind UFOs to The origins of the universe may be hidden in the voids of space, and much more.

With research showing that more Millennials are practicing their Christian faith online, a biblical apologist encourages older generations to keep an open mind.

Sprite will be sold in clear bottles starting August 1 as Coca-cola finds the new plastic packaging as "less harmful."

People fleeing the pandemic are going back to work, lessening demand for rental units in South Florida, meaning prices are coming down, study shows

A large number of honeybee colonies were destroyed during the winter, but authorities suspect varroa mites are mainly responsible.

Dhaka has lost around 56 percent of its green spaces over the last three decades. In 1989, this mega city had 12,745 hectares of vegetation, which came down to just 5,599 hectares in 2020, a new study has found.

Several shark sightings this week led to the temporary closure of all beaches on the Rockaway area. Shark sightings have been reported by local authorities on the waters off New York City earlier this week, leading to the temporary closure of all beaches on the Rockaway peninsula in Queens on Tuesday, July 19.

New research found crops visited by insect pollinators like bees can have a more stable yield. Bees are famously known as pollinators who are responsible for helping plants survive and reproduce by transporting pollen grains between different plant species like flowers.

Having trouble sleeping at night? Tired of counting sheep? You might want to get a financial advisor. A new study found that Americans who work with one tend to report lower levels of anxiety in their...

It’s tempting to think one can regularly indulge in a plate of fettuccine and erase the negative health effects with an intense workout. But think again.