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The Saudi Press Agency recently reported that over 40 camels were disqualified from the annual camel fest, the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival which started on December 1 in the desert close to the Saudi capital Riyadh.

"With more reported cases and more deaths than any other country, the United States' poor response to the COVID-19 pandemic shocked the world."

A recent study headed by researchers at the University of Maine revealed that exposure to mercury is associated with a 10% drop in nest survival in two species of tidal marsh songbirds that were studied in four states, from Maine to New Jersey. Sea level rise is causing habitat loss for several of these species, and mercury might worsen already-existing population decline prompted by climate change.

The new Twitter CEO has a difficult job ahead of him, trying to keep the platform free of dangerous misinformation spewed by powerful Democrats, establishment news organizations, and influential celebrities.

The new Twitter CEO has a difficult job ahead of him, trying to keep the platform free of dangerous misinformation spewed by powerful Democrats, establishment news organizations, and influential celebrities.

Twitter announced this week that Parag Agrawal will be the social media giant's new CEO. (This is an incredible achievement for the Indian-born Agrawal, given that the selection process heavily

The ayahuasca study also demonstrates how psychiatry co-opts and misunderstands indigenous rituals.

Egg freezing: New research shows women have as little as a one in five chance of conceiving using frozen eggs

So why are we only one of only seven countries with no national paid family leave?

Luminopia One gets FDA approval for lazy eye treatment. Also called amblyopia, the condition develops in children early in life, where one eye becomes visually weaker and wanders outward or inward.