SCIENCE

McDonald's investors reject Icahn challenge on animal welfare

Deforestation surges in Brazil Atlantic Forest: report

Covid tests, no snow and no Russians: A strange Davos

An ongoing outbreak of the virus in North America and Europe is primarily spreading through sex among men, according to the World Health Organization.

Blinken says global order must survive China, but no 'Cold War'

Australia bidding to host UN climate summit, set new emissions target

Australia's ousted conservatives eye China hawk as leader

Researchers say the device functions as "a form of selective noise cancellation."

Western powers sound alarm on China plan for South Pacific

The robots look like tiny peekytoe crabs.

Authorities stressed that Legionnaires' disease cannot be transmitted from person to person.

Kerry tells Davos climate coalition swelling

From growing healthy gut bacteria to reducing depression, the consumption of wine has been attributed to a wide range of positive health effects.

Ferdinand Marcos Jr proclaimed next Philippine president

French green activists block TotalEnergies' annual meeting

After wheat, India caps sugar exports

Oil, gas firms use Ukraine war to resist climate efforts: report

The researchers tested the underwater hearing of seven divers in a low-noise pool.

Eastern monarch butterflies' population has decreased by 85% since the mid-1990s.

The Mars lander looks significantly dustier in its final photo compared to how it was in its first selfie.

West Ham's Kurt Zouma pleads guilty to kicking pet cat

Billionaires promote CO2-removing schemes to protect climate

Environmental protesters force suspension of Shell AGM

Cancer patients who participated in a medical marijuana study reported a decrease in their average weekly pain intensity, researchers said.

Biden, Albanese swap jokes in first meeting

'Kind of complicated': Growing grapes in the world's driest desert

"This is not COVID," David Heymann said. "We need to slow it down, but it does not spread in the air and we have vaccines to protect against it."

Parents are advised to reduce screen time to help balance their kids' activities.

Illnesses have been reported in 12 states.