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A Kokomo native went missing in Albuquerque, New Mexico, during the 1940s. At the time of his disappearance, he was working on the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project (AFSWP) at

Having the means to spend big money can lead to a lot of exclusive perks, benefits and experiences. These can take many forms, such as free upgrades to your airplane ticket accommodations, free food...

Universal Studios and Universal Orlando's VIP tours cost thousands but they're worth it for behind-the-scenes access and front-of-line ride access.

That includes images of flying objects near Eglin Air Force Base a few months ago.

A Cornwall, Ont. woman living with cystic fibrosis is fighting to receive coverage for a $308,000-per-year drug that could help treat her disease and save her life.

Women with recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) are often on and off antibiotics for years, and even decades, as the only treatment available in health systems for treating UTIs.

This authorization is the first authorized treatment of a patient with MDMA outside of a clinical trial in Canadian historyVANCOUVER, British Columbia, May 16, 2023 -- PharmAla Biotech Holdings... | May 16, 2023

Open access notables The Intelligence Community Must Evolve To Meet the Reality of Arctic Change is a product of the Wilson Centers  subject specalist center The Polar Institute. As its title suggests the report is squarely centered on nitty-gritty details of geopolitical adaptations forced by climate change as theyre reflected in national security matters, here (unsurprisingly given the Wilson Institutes mission and purpose) specifically the security of the United ...

The FBI says lack of intent to subvert federal law is the reason the agency is not recommending charges against Hillary Clinton.  But Director Comey downplayed the negligence issue, and that is troubling.

A B.C.-based company is working with Health Canada to produce psychedelic drugs to address the countrys mental health crisis.