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Hawaii Resort Sued Over Bright Lights That Harm Endangered Birds

Endangered Hawaiian petrels end up getting confused by the bright lights.

New HIV Variant Appears To Be More Infectious, Damages Immune System 2x Faster

Despite its increased severity, the scientists who identified the VB variant have emphasized that it represented no great threat to the general public.

Nissan Hikes Net Profit Forecast Again Despite Chip Shortage

Nissan's optimistic outlook comes despite a shortage of semiconductors that has battered automakers worldwide

Nissan hikes net profit forecast again despite chip shortage

Events are taking place this year to mark the 1,900th anniversary since the construction of the wall, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Climate Change Threatens Hadrian's Wall Treasures In England

Climate change threatens Hadrian's Wall treasures in England

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US President Joe Biden has resolved several trade disputes since taking office, while announcing moves to counter strategic rival China

US Eases Trump-era Tariffs On Japanese Steel

US eases Trump-era tariffs on Japanese steel

COVID-19 Nasal Spray Vaccine May Protect Against Infection Better Than Injection

Studies show that these vaccines may better protect against the COVID-19 virus, including Delta and Omicron, by preventing infection and reducing transmission.

Costa Ricans also voted for members of the 57-member Congress

Ex-president, Former Finance Minister Vie For Costa Rica Presidency

Ex-president, former finance minister vie for Costa Rica presidency

Spay/Neuter Awareness Month: 3 Key Benefits Of The Procedures

Pet parents can take this month as an opportunity to learn more about spaying and neutering.

Madagascar's disaster management agency said that Cyclone Batsirai had left 20 people dead and forced 55,000 from their homes

Humanitarian Crisis Feared As Cyclone Kills 21 In Madagascar

Humanitarian crisis feared as cyclone kills 21 in Madagascar

Unvaccinated Father And Son Catch COVID-19, Barely Survive Virus

Shawn Copeman, 55, was allegedly given two choices upon being hospitalized — get on a ventilator or possibly die.

Severe COVID-19 Patients More Likely To Have Diabetes, Heart Ailment Months After Diagnosis

The symptoms recorded in the study were absent 18 months to 7 days before the patient was tested for COVID-19.

Officials say the grazing giants, endemic to sub-Saharan Africa, threaten local wildlife and humans living along the Magdalena River

End Of The Road In Colombia For Escobar's 'Cocaine' Hippos?

End of the road in Colombia for Escobar's 'cocaine' hippos?

Britain's biggest wind turbine blade factory is abuzz with activity, under the nation's long-term plan to slash carbon emissions, tackle climate change and cut rocketing household energy bills.

Wind Powers Change In England's Industrial Heartland

Wind powers change in England's industrial heartland

Recreational use of cannabis is illegal though tolerated in Israel, but authorities have encouraged its therapeutic use for the past decade

Israeli Desert Town Aims To Be Medical 'Cannabis Capital'

Israeli desert town aims to be medical 'cannabis capital'

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres (L), International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach (2nd from L) and China's President Xi Jinping (3rd from L) wave during the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics

UN's Guterres Says Expects China To Let Rights Chief Visit Xinjiang

UN's Guterres says expects China to let rights chief visit Xinjiang

Cyclone Batsirai is set to hit eastern Madagascar after passing Mauritius and La Reunion

Cyclone Batsirai Kills 10, Displaces Nearly 48,000 In Madagascar

Cyclone Batsirai kills 10, displaces nearly 48,000 in Madagascar

Got Moderna's Covid Vaccine? CDC Says There's An Increased Risk For This Side Effect

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices met Friday to discuss potential implications of both Pfizer and Moderna’s shots.

Demand for Icelandic whale meat has decreased since Japan -- Iceland's main market, returned to commercial whaling

Iceland To End Whaling As Demand Dwindles

Iceland to end whaling as demand dwindles

US President Joe Biden has pressed companies to expand chip production amid a shortage that has driven inflation

US Lawmakers Advance China Competition Bill

US lawmakers advance China competition bill

Harvard University is moving its courses online for the 2020-21 academic year due to the coronavirus pandemic

'More Of A Logistical Nightmare Than A Threat': What This Harvard Professor Is Saying About Covid

Harvard Professor of Medicine Dr. Stefanos Kales has made some bold comments on the direction the handling of the pandemic should take.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will hold talks in Australia with regional counterparts to discuss maritime security, the Covid fight, counter-terrorism and other priority issues, according to the State Department

Blinken To Australia Next Week For Quad Group Meeting

Blinken to Australia next week for Quad group meeting

Northern Ireland's agriculture minister Edwin Poots unilaterally suspended port checks on agri-food coming from mainland Britain

NIreland Court Orders Post-Brexit Port Checks To Resume

NIreland court orders post-Brexit port checks to resume

Love Nature? It May Partially Be Genetic, Twin Study Finds

Identical twins were more similar in nature orientation and experience than fraternal twins.

Unregulated, aggressive promotion of formula milk, poor medical advice, short maternity leave and hostile workplaces mean China has among the lowest breastfeeding rates in the world and falling well short of its own targets, experts warn

Human Milk Shows 'Promising' Results In Treating COVID-19: Study

In the study, researchers found that breast milk demonstrated antiviral properties that subdued the virus.

Japanese Squirrel Spotted Eating Well-Known Poisonous Mushrooms

The squirrel ate the poisonous mushroom for several days.

An engineer looks at monkey kidney cells used to test an experimental vaccine for the COVID-19 coronavirus in China, which has been accused of trying to steal US research

Scientists Intentionally Gave People COVID, What Was Discovered?

Researchers based in the United Kingdom have conducted a unique trial in which volunteers were intentionally exposed to minimal doses of COVID-19.

Belgium is bracing for a fifth coronavirus wave fueled in part by the Omicron variant

Omicron Update: COVID Deaths Escalating Despite Decrease In Infections

Death tolls are still on the rise despite a decrease in overall cases.

Long COVID Could Be Stopping Over 1 Million Workers From Returning To Their Jobs

The COVID-19 pandemic has been responsible for dislocating countless Americans from the workforce since the pandemic began. Now as labor shortages push up inflation, is "long COVID" keeping more from returning?