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Mice who ate only once a day demonstrated improved metabolism and lived longer

Fasting, Not Calorie Count, Boosts Lifespan In Mice: Study

Fasting, not calorie count, boosts lifespan in mice: study

An arrow in a wall after the attack in Kongsberg -- however Norwegian police say that no one was killed using arrows

Norway Attacker Killed Victims With 'Sharp Object', Not Arrows

Norway attacker killed victims with 'sharp object', not arrows

An Arabic book titled "The Sociology of Homosexuality" (C) on display at the Riyadh International Book Fair, where works on long taboo subjects like intimacy, secularism and magic were among those on display

'Bold' Titles Break Taboos At Saudi Book Fair

'Bold' titles break taboos at Saudi book fair

A security officer tried to stop protesters holding a banner and a Tibetan flag at the flame-lighting ceremony for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics

Tibet Activists Sidetrack Beijing Winter Olympics Flame Ceremony

Tibet activists sidetrack Beijing Winter Olympics flame ceremony

Former secretary of state Colin Powell was the son of Jamaican immigrants who became a US war hero

Colin Powell Dies Of Covid-19 Complications

Colin Powell dies of Covid-19 complications

Colin Powell, seen here in 1991 while serving as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, completed two tours of duty in Vietnam

Colin Powell: War Hero, Historymaker Haunted By Iraq

Colin Powell: war hero, historymaker haunted by Iraq

Senators pressure Facebook to 'immediately discontinue' Novi wallet pilot

Facebook Eyes 10,000 EU Jobs To Build 'Metaverse'

Facebook eyes 10,000 EU jobs to build 'metaverse'

After a swift coronavirus bounceback, the Chinese economy's recovery is losing steam

China Growth Slows Further In Third Quarter

After a swift coronavirus bounceback, recovery in the world's second-biggest economy is losing steam, with gross domestic product expanding 4.9% on-year, said the National Bureau of Statistics, citing an "unstable and uneven" domestic rebound.

Since the Taliban overran Kabul, the frequency of raids on areas where addicts gather appears to have increased

Under Taliban, Kabul's Drug Addicts Forced Into Withdrawal

Under Taliban, Kabul's drug addicts forced into withdrawal

As Shetland turns to renewable energy, wind turbines are part of the island's new priorities

From Oil To Renewables, Winds Of Change Blow On Scottish Islands

From oil to renewables, winds of change blow on Scottish islands

Britain's Cameron Norrie celebrates his victory over Nikoloz Bsilashvili of Georgia in the final of the ATP Indian Wells Masters

Britain's Norrie Beats Basilashvili To Claim Indian Wells Title

Britain's Norrie beats Basilashvili to claim Indian Wells title

Smokestacks belch noxious fumes into the air from a massive coal-fired power plant on the Indonesian coast, a stark illustration of Asia's addiction to the fossil fuel which is threatening climate targets

'Running Out Of Time': Asia Struggles To Kick Coal Addiction

'Running out of time': Asia struggles to kick coal addiction

Sir Elton is recovering from a hip operation after falling over the summer.

Elton John: 'I'm More Excited About Music Than Ever'

Elton John: 'I'm more excited about music than ever'

A makeshift memorial in outside the former Kamloops Indian Residential School to honor the 215 children whose remains were found near the facility, in Kamloops, Canada, on September 1, 2021

Wounds Still Raw Ahead Of Trudeau Visit To Indigenous Children's Graves

Wounds still raw ahead of Trudeau visit to indigenous children's graves

Suarez celebrated by making a telephone gesture after scoring against Barcelona earlier this month.

No Room For Niceties As Suarez And Liverpool Reunite Again

No room for niceties as Suarez and Liverpool reunite again

Sota Fujii's incredible success and quirky charm have made him a household name in Japan

Gawky Teen Star Wins New Fans For Japan's 'Game Of Generals'

Gawky teen star wins new fans for Japan's 'game of generals'

Coal dependence: Rooiwal power station on the outskirts of hte South African capital Pretoria

Energy-stricken S.Africa Weighs Need To Save Climate And Keep Lights On

Energy-stricken S.Africa weighs need to save climate and keep lights on

Iraqis protest the results of parliamentary elections in the northern city of Mosul

Pro-Iran Hashed Punished In Iraq Vote

Pro-Iran Hashed punished in Iraq vote

A man walks past graffiti reading "Freedom for diplomat Alex Saab, kidnapped by the government of Cape Verde" in Caracas, Venezuela

Alleged Money Launderer Close To Maduro Defiant After Extradition To US

Alleged money launderer close to Maduro defiant after extradition to US

A humpback whale is seen off the Chilean coast on October 6, 2021, near the site where environmentalists are opposing a huge mining project

Mining Firm, Eco-activists Battle Over Unique Chile Archipelago

Mining firm, eco-activists battle over unique Chile archipelago

Spain's Paula Badosa plays a forehand en route to a marathon three-set win over Victoria Azarenka of Belarus during the women's final at the WTA Indian Wells in Southern California

Spain's Badosa Beats Azarenka To Capture Indian Wells Title

Spain's Badosa beats Azarenka to capture Indian Wells title

Senators pressure Facebook to 'immediately discontinue' Novi wallet pilot

Facebook Announces 10,000 EU Jobs To Build 'Metaverse'

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been a leading voice in Silicon Valley hype around the idea of the metaverse, which would blur the lines between the physical world and the digital one.

Ballot counting was quickly underway on Sunday in the primary race to challenge Viktor Orban

Conservative Mayor Marki-Zay Wins Run-off To Challenge Hungary's Orban

Conservative mayor Marki-Zay wins run-off to challenge Hungary's Orban

In the May, 2021 conflict with armed groups in Gaza, cities like Tel Aviv and Ashdod experienced the "highest number of fire towards them in the history of Israel", said Uri Gordin, chief of the army's Home Front Command

Israel Expects 2,000 Rockets A Day In Any War With Hezbollah: Army

Israel expects 2,000 rockets a day in any war with Hezbollah: army

An impromtu mass was held in memmory of David Amess after he was stabbed to death during a meeting with his constituents

UK Police Probe MP Murder As Suspect Said To Be On 'De-radicalisation' Scheme

UK police probe MP murder as suspect said to be on 'de-radicalisation' scheme

Ballot counting was already underway on Sunday afternoon in the race to challenge Viktor Orban

Conservative Mayor Marki-Zay Set To Challenge Hungary's Orban

Conservative mayor Marki-Zay set to challenge Hungary's Orban

These workers in Davenport, Iowa are among more than 10,000 US employees of the John Deere farm equipment maker now on strike, part of a growing nationwide movement

Frustrated And Weary Over Pandemic Slog, More US Workers Are Striking

Frustrated and weary over pandemic slog, more US workers are striking

A deal averted a film crew strike that would have been the IATSE union's first national walkout since 1945

Strike By Hollywood Crews Averted In Last-minute Talks

Strike by Hollywood crews averted in last-minute talks

Rabah Sahili, who lived through the events of October 17, 1961 when dozens of Algerians were massacred in the middle of Paris, is pictured during an interview in Algiers on October 16, 2021

Blood And Beatings: 1961 Paris Algerian Massacre Recalled

Blood and beatings: 1961 Paris Algerian massacre recalled

Russian actress Yulia Peresild spent 12 days on the International Space Station shooting scenes for the first movie in orbit

Russians Return To Earth After Filming First Movie In Space

Russians return to Earth after filming first movie in space

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