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Minister Alberto Garzon criticised Spaniards' high meat consumption in a Twitter thread

Spanish Govt In Rib-eye Rumble As Minister Attacks Meat Industry

Spanish govt in rib-eye rumble as minister attacks meat industry

Global Tax Reform Tops G20 Meet In Venice

Panama is backing a tax reform agreement

Global tax reform tops G20 meet in Venice

Biden Taps LA Mayor Garcetti As Ambassador To India

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, seen speaking to media in April 2021, has been tapped as US ambassador to India

Biden taps LA Mayor Garcetti as ambassador to India

CDC Says Vaccinated Students Can Go To School Maskless

The CDC released new mask guidelines allowing vaccinated students to attend classes without a mask, providing a glimpse of hope to students who will soon return to fall classes.

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Sea otters, the smallest of all marine mammals with the thickest fur of the animal kingdom, they can hold their breath for up to eight minutes while they dive for prey like clams and crabs, which they're known to crack open using rocks

Scientists Learn How Otters Stay Hotter

Scientists learn how otters stay hotter

Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo has pledged to reduce the amount of public space dedicated to cars in one of Europe's densest cities

Paris To Extend 30 Kph Speed Limit To Most Streets

Paris to extend 30 kph speed limit to most streets

Opel's target of 100% electric cars in Europe by 2028 is one of the most ambitious among carmakers

Opel To Be 100% Electric In Europe By 2028: CEO

Opel to be 100% electric in Europe by 2028: CEO

The ECB's strategy overhaul "would sound the death-knell for the Bundesbank tradition, which has always emphasised the risks of high inflation," Capital Economics analysts said

ECB Sets New Inflation Target, Eyes Climate In Strategic Overhaul

ECB sets new inflation target, eyes climate in strategic overhaul

Boys Don't Like Fiction? Study Busts Gender Stereotypes On Reading Preferences

Gender stereotypes can be problematic in the classroom.

Petrol engines will soon be on the scrap heap in Europe as the EU is expected to tighten its pollution rules

EU Prepares To Send Petrol Cars To The Scrap Heap

EU prepares to send petrol cars to the scrap heap

A herd of elephants has wandered 500 kilometres north from their natural habitat in southern China, captivating social media

Chinese Rogue Elephant Herd's Breakaway Male Sent Home

Chinese rogue elephant herd's breakaway male sent home

The law, which comes into force on Thursday, has been met with a chorus of criticism

Hungary's LGBTQ Community Braces For 'Propaganda' Bill

Hungary's LGBTQ community braces for 'propaganda' bill

Just 1 Night Of Sleep Loss Has Mental, Physical Effects: Study

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

A boy walks through a dried up agricultural field in the Saadiya area, north of Diyala in eastern Iraq

For War-scarred Iraq, Climate Crisis The Next Great Threat

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

Labor Vs Leisure? Smartphone Breaks When Bored, Fatigued At Work Don't Help: Study

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

A wildfire in British Columbia on July 2, 2021, one of more than 170 blazes fueled by a record-smashing heat wave

N. America Heat Wave 'Virtually Impossible' Without Climate Change: Study

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

The resignations form part of a major reshuffle by Prime Minister Narendra Modi

12 Indian Ministers Resign In Major Reshuffle

12 Indian ministers resign in major reshuffle

Ireland has attracted US tech giants with low tax rates

Global Tax Reform Plan Goes To The G20

Global tax reform plan goes to the G20

An endangered Saimaa ringed seal called Eeva pops her head out of the water

Finland Rallies To Save One Of World's Most Endangered Seals

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

Pangolins are among the world's most endangered species

China Seizes Two Tonnes Of Smuggled Pangolin Scales

China seizes two tonnes of smuggled pangolin scales

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Apple Watch Detects 'Widowmaker' Heart Attack In Woman, Saves Her Life

"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.

'Elderly' Kepler Spots 'Lonely' Planets Free-Floating In Our Galaxy

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

Dilip Kumar was one of the three big names who dominated the golden age of Indian cinema from the 1940s to the 1960s

Dilip Kumar, Bollywood's 'Tragedy King', Dies Aged 98

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

The heat wave forced people to take shelter in cooling stations like this one in Portland, Oregon

Heatwave Stokes North America's Warmest June On Record

Heatwave stokes North America's warmest June on record

Beyond Meat "Beyond Burger" patties are one of the options for plant-based proteins, which now include chicken, shrimp and sausage alternatives

Meat And Plant-Based Alternatives Complementary, Not 'Nutritionally Interchangeable': Study

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

The Science Of Why People Choose Unhealthy Food

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

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Dr. Fauci Explains What The Delta Variant Means For Americans

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

A customer browses the gaming section of Nintendo products in a shop in Tokyo on May 6, 2021

Nintendo Unveils New Switch Game Console

Nintendo unveils new Switch game console

An aerial view from a Jiji Press helicopter shows the landslide site in Atami City, Shizuoka

Survivor Window Closing In Japan Landslide As Death Toll Reaches Seven

Survivor window closing in Japan landslide as death toll reaches seven

Rats Down 12 Bottles Of Wine In Liquor Store: Is It Safe For Rodents?

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.

Why Dragonflies Are Losing Their Coloration

The warming climate has something to do with it.

Pharmacist Madeline Acquilano fills a syringe with the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine in the US state of Connecticut

COVID-19 Vaccine Patch In The Works, Won't Require Injections

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.