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For lower-priced products or some less expensive bulky items, returnless refunds is an economical option, but beware a new avenue for fraud. 

Nepenthes gracilis, also known as the Slender Pitcher Plant, is one of the most inventive because its intricate cup-shaped leaves have a hanging lid that, when struck by a raindrop, transforms into a lethal and launching pad.

News from pages of The Chronicle-Express newspapers from 150, 100, 75, and 50 years ago.

There was nothing inevitable about the Lyme epidemic. Then humans disrupted the environment and fueled an era of tick-borne diseases.

There is a need to move beyond protecting 'individuals', and revamp our conception of data privacy in a milieu where Big Data poses regulatory challenges

Chinese President Xi Jinping is on a grand tour of the western end of the “New Silk Road,” in visits to Serbia and Poland this week before he returns to Beijing via Uzbekistan, a more eastern outpost on China’s expanding 21st Century trade route. Xi was present in Belgrade and Warsaw at the signing of a series of agreements in areas ranging from trade, education, finance,

LE MARS -- After just two years of serving at All Saints Parish, the Rev. Travis Crotty is moving to a new assignment within the Sioux City Diocese. Crotty has been assigned by Bishop R. Walker...

The new camera could help researchers glimpse an analogue to the early universe

Chula's researchers have garnered themselves a world-class reward for their latest solar cell project which increases the capacity of electricity production and can be applied to numerous types of merchandise. These new solar cells are guaranteed to meet international standards and develop clean energy for society.

A cancer-causing gas is at risk of "getting out" if the frozen ground of the North continues to melt. Scientists have been mapping out risks of permafrost thaw, which includes potential outbreak of a radioactive gas lurking beneath it.