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After months with little apparent progress, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposal to hold the oil industry accountable for high gas prices and deter price gouging is now on a fast track

In the study, half the mares gave birth spontaneously, while the other half were induced.

Researchers found galectin levels in diseased placentas were different to those of placentas from healthy mares following birth.

Nine horses housed at a university facility in Australia were used in the study.

Positive breath tests were returned by veterinarians after an ultrasound examination of a horse's abdomen.

When Republicans won control of the U.S. House in the 2022 elections, we expected they would use their power to push politically motivated investigations. And indeed they have done just

The Biden administration’s proposed rules for migrants applying for asylum would severely restrict people fleeing ravaged countries from seeking protection in the United States. The rules would limit who can

A group of Bourne Fire Department first responders completed their first training course to give medical aid to police dogs this week. The training, which is now a statewide requirement,

A group of Bourne Fire Department first responders completed their first training course to give medical aid to police dogs this week. The training, which is now a statewide requirement,

The misuse of organophosphate dips (OP) in the control of sheep scab could be detrimental in causing resistance if misused.