SCIENCE

Hungary's LGBTQ community braces for 'propaganda' bill

Participants experienced symptoms such as irritability, anger and even gastrointestinal problems due to sleep loss.

For war-scarred Iraq, climate crisis the next great threat

According to the researchers, the decision of whether to keep working or take a break is called "labor vs. leisure."

N. America heat wave 'virtually impossible' without climate change: study

12 Indian ministers resign in major reshuffle

Global tax reform plan goes to the G20

Finland rallies to save one of world's most endangered seals

China seizes two tonnes of smuggled pangolin scales

"It's such an easy thing to see what your heart rate is," said Dianne Feenstra, who credits her Apple Watch for saving her life.

The signals were said to be "extremely difficult" to find.

Dilip Kumar, Bollywood's 'tragedy king', dies aged 98

Heatwave stokes North America's warmest June on record

Researchers found large differences despite the products having "comparable" nutrition labels.

It may boil down to how fast our brains process tastiness and healthfulness.

More transmissible and deadly delta variant could bring about a new surge of the virus, especially among vulnerable regions with low vaccination rates.

Nintendo unveils new Switch game console

Survivor window closing in Japan landslide as death toll reaches seven

Rats emptied 12 bottles of wine at a liquor store in India that had been closed for a long time due to the lockdown. According to scientists, alcohol can have positive effects on rodents.

The warming climate has something to do with it.

Scientists are testing a COVID-19 vaccine patch that would allow recipients to skip injections and simply place the device on their skin in order to get vaccinated.

Psilocybin is a compound that naturally occurs in some mushrooms.

The teen was reportedly lifting weights on the morning of the day he collapsed.

Rescuers struggle to locate dozens in landslide-hit Japan town

Researchers hypothesize that the shark teeth fossils were brought by collectors.

It's said to be the first X-class solar flare since 2017.

The U.S. health care system has been considered flawed for many years and the pandemic hasn't shifted many minds for the better.

Rescuers search for survivors in landslide-hit Japan town

Canadian military on alert as wildfires rage