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US Health Care: How COVID-19 Has Influenced Americans' Perceptions

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

Rescue operations resumed on Sunday with 1,000 workers, an official said

Rescuers search for survivors in landslide-hit Japan town

Canadian Military On Alert As Wildfires Rage

This handout photo courtesy of BC Wildfire Service shows two plumes of smoke from the Long Loch wildfire and the Derrickson Lake wildfire, British Columbia, on June 30, 2021

Canadian military on alert as wildfires rage

Much of Japan is currently in its rainy season, which often causes floods and landslides

Two Bodies Found After Japan Landslide Sweeps Away Homes

Two bodies found after Japan landslide sweeps away homes

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The cows were first introduced to the classical repertoire through loudspeakers installed in their barn in the winter

In Denmark, Grazing Is Alive With The Sound Of Music

In Denmark, grazing is alive with the sound of music

Richard Branson at the New York Stock Exchange in October 2019

Virgin Galactic To Launch Richard Branson To Space On July 11, Beats Jeff Bezos

Branson's company touted the July 11 space flight as the "beginning of a new space age."

Manny Pacquiao's comeback fight is a chance to prove his mettle at 42 -- an age when most boxers have already hung up their gloves -- and score a lucrative payday before a widely expected tilt at the presidency next year

President Pacquiao? King Of The Ring Mulls Philippines' Top Job

President Pacquiao? King of the ring mulls Philippines' top job

Africa's largest oil producer has drawn only a small fraction of global petroleum investments, long troubled by corruption, inefficiency, high production costs and security concerns

Nigeria Parliament Approves Long-delayed Oil And Gas Bill

Nigeria parliament approves long-delayed oil and gas bill

"The Antarctic Peninsula is among the fastest-warming regions of the planet -- almost 3C over the last 50 years," warned the head of the UN's World Meteorological Organization

UN Confirms 18.3C Record Heat In Antarctica

UN confirms 18.3C record heat in Antarctica

Nissan is the latest automaker to invest in a gigafactory in Europe.

Nissan Unveils UK Battery Gigafactory As Electric Drive Accelerates

Nissan unveils UK battery gigafactory as electric drive accelerates

Staying cool as temperatures soar -- cliff divers line up along the Clackamas River at High Rocks Park on June 27, 2021 in Portland, Oregon

Deadly Heat Wave Slams Canada, US

Deadly heat wave slams Canada, US

Nissan's planned battery gigafactory in Sunderland was hailed as key to the UK's transition away from fossil fuel vehicles.

Nissan Unveils UK Battery Gigafactory As Electric Drive Speeds Up

Nissan launched plans Thursday for a vast battery gigafactory in northeastern England, where it will manufacture a new electric vehicle as companies and governments accelerate away from fossil-fuel cars.

Cover up: Spectators wearing protective face masks at Roland Garros on Sunday where a maximum 5,000 fans were allowed on site under Covid-19 restrictions

Fully Vaccinated People 'Safe' From Delta COVID-19 Variant, No Need For Masks: CDC

Fully vaccinated people are "safe" from the delta strain of the coronavirus and no longer need to wear face masks, according to the CDC.

Layers of rubble were dug out and the site replanted with vibrant flowers, fruit trees, fragrant herbs, tea plants and an array of vegetables including potatoes, kale and Jerusalem artichokes

Chaste Tree Helps Treat Mild COVID-19 Symptoms, Filipino Researchers Say

A study on 278 patients found that chaste tree could treat mild symptoms of COVID-19.

Southern Diet Linked To Higher Sudden Cardiac Death Risk: Study

The Southern diet is characterized by fried foods, sugary drinks and processed meats among others.

A welcoming sign is seen on the door of the Hillcrest Community Centre, where people can cool off during the extreme hot weather in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Canadians Pack Into Cooling Centers As Heat Wave Death Toll Doubles

Canadians pack into cooling centers as heat wave death toll doubles

Checks on chilled meat products crossing from mainland Britain to Northern Ireland will now be delayed until September 30

UK And EU Agree Truce In N.Ireland 'Sausage War'

UK and EU agree truce in N.Ireland 'sausage war'

Amnesty International has said a national security law imposed on Hong Kong a year ago has created a climate of fear and posing a "human rights emergency"

Hong Kong Security Law Creates 'Human Rights Emergency': Amnesty

Hong Kong security law creates 'human rights emergency': Amnesty

International Asteroid Day 2021: 13 Interesting Facts about The Celestial Objects

It's a UN-sanctioned event to raise awareness about asteroids and their threats.

Norwegian salmon farming is moving indoors and futher afield: in the United States.

Norway Salmon Farming Moves To Cleaner Waters: Indoors

Norway salmon farming moves to cleaner waters: indoors

This 5,000-Year-Old Hunter-Gatherer Had The Earliest Known Plague Strain: Study

The hunter-gatherer likely got it from the bite of a rodent, possibly a beaver.

NASA outlined the scientific priorities for the Artemis III astronauts on the Moon

'Commander Moonikin Campos': NASA's 'Moonikin' Gets Official Name Honoring Apollo 13 Hero

The Moonikin will fly aboard the unmanned Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft flight test for Artemis I.

Protesters with the Sunrise Movement rallied in front of the White House against what they say is slow action on infrastructure legislation, job creation and addressing climate change

Progressive Activists Are Pushing Biden To Act On Climate Change

Climate Activists protested outside the White House on Monday urging Joe Biden to act on climate change.

A view of the Italian city fo Matera where foreign ministers of the Group of 20 major economies are meeting

US Urges Covid Cooperation At G20 As China Critical

US urges Covid cooperation at G20 as China critical

A Black Hole Swallowed A Dead Star...And Then It Happened Again

Astronomers released data from a study where they witnessed the first black hole gulp a neutron star whole in seconds.

LA Health Officials 'Strongly Recommends' Indoor Mask Wearing As Delta Variant Spreads

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health recommends indoor mask wearing to protect unvaccinated people from the super-contagious Delta variant.

new study reveals egg cells are very choosy when it comes to the sperm that will fertilize it

New Sperm Research Could Help Treat Male Infertility

Scientists have found that the sperm's centriole affects fertility among males and could possibly open doors to male infertility detection.

Sam Burns, his back to the camera, hugs his father as he celebrates with his family on the 18th green after winning his first US PGA title at the Valspar Championship

Hug Holiday 2021: Here's What Hugs Do To The Brain

Hugging is known to have myriad emotional and health benefits, such as stress reduction and lowered blood pressure.

'No Known Equivalent': 'Unique' Exoplanet Photobombs Cheops Satellite Observation

It is one of the three exoplanets orbiting a star that's visible to the naked eye.

Search and rescue teams look for possible survivors in the partially collapsed 12-story Champlain Towers South building in Surfside, Florida

Therapy Dogs Soothe Amid Trauma Of Florida Collapse

Therapy dogs soothe amid trauma of Florida collapse

This photo released by NASA shows the planet Venus in a composite of data from NASA's Magellan spacecraft and Pioneer Venus Orbiter

Life Not Possible In Venusian Clouds, But May Exist In Jupiter's: Study

The water conditions in Venus' clouds doesn't allow for life to exist, a new study found.

Japanese Olympic athletes have already begun receiving vaccines

'Mix And Match' COVID-19 Vaccines Generate 'Robust' Immune Response: Study

An earlier study found that mixing and matching vaccines could elicit mild to moderate side effects in recipients.

Controversial Weight-Loss Device Magnets Jaws Shut To Restrict Food Consumption

Patients can only open the mouth to 2 millimeters, so they will be restricted to a liquid diet.

Amish Not Getting Vaccinated? Community Chooses To Rely On Herd Immunity, Faith

Amish communities are not getting vaccinated, 'they are not afraid of the virus.'

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