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Oatly's successful Nasdaq debut shows the populartity of alternative food products during Covid-19

Oatly Surge Shows Alternative Food Remains Hot Commodity

Oatly surge shows alternative food remains hot commodity

Argentina's Beloved Beef Becomes Bone Of Contention As Prices Soar

A chef prepares grilled beef at the famous Don Julio restaurant in Buenos Aires' trendy Palermo district

Argentina's beloved beef becomes bone of contention as prices soar

Republicans Reject Biden Infrastructure Bill Despite Reduced Cost

Shelley Moore Capito (right) is among a group of Republican Senators negotiating with US President Joe Biden (left) over his infrastructure bill

Republican lawmakers have rejected a new White House infrastructure proposal that lowers the overall price tag in a bid to gain the opposition party's support, potentially raising the likelihood President Joe Biden's Democrats pass the measure on their own.

US President Joe Biden spoke about his infrastructure plan during a May 6, 2021 visit to Westlake, Louisiana

White House Slashes Infrastructure Proposal In Bid To Lure Republicans

White House slashes infrastructure proposal in bid to lure Republicans

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Protests were held across Australia to urge the government to do more to tackle climate change

Australian Schoolchildren Cut Class To Renew Climate Protest

Australian schoolchildren cut class to renew climate protest

Less than 60 percent of US adults have received at least one Covid vaccine injection, and authorities are scrambling to convince the rest to do so

COVID-19 Vaccines Effective Against Known Variants, WHO Confirms

Experts are still researching the rate of effectiveness and transmissibility of some existing strains of concern.

163 People Fall Sick In Multistate Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Backyard Poultry

Authorities say the number of ill people is likely "much higher."

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

Artemis Moon Mission Delays May Put It At Risk For 'Extreme' Space Weather

The new study suggests that "extreme" space weather is more likely to occur later in the solar cycle, from 2026 to 2030.

"Joe Exotic" captured the imagination of Netflix watchers as the star of the true-crime documentary "Tiger King"

US Seizes Tigers, Lions From 'Tiger King' Park

US seizes tigers, lions from 'Tiger King' park

The eight countries bordering the Arctic will meet in Iceland to discuss peaceful cooperation in the region

Arctic Nations Pledge To Fight Global Warming Despite Rising Tensions

Arctic nations pledge to fight global warming despite rising tensions

Jim Farley, CEO of Ford Motor Company, posed with the new all-electric F-150 Lightning at a reveal event Wednesday night

Ford, SK Innovation Announce US Electric Battery Venture

Ford, SK Innovation announce US electric battery venture

The iceberg, dubbed A-76, measures around 4320 sq km in size â currently making it the largest berg in the world

World's Largest Iceberg Breaks Off Antarctica: European Space Agency

World's largest iceberg breaks off Antarctica: European Space Agency

The tail end of Cyclone Tauktae has dumped rain across northern India

New India Cyclone Warning As Death Toll Rises

New India cyclone warning as death toll rises

vials of Comirnaty vaccine by Pfizer-BioNTech against Covid-19

Mix-And-Match COVID-19 Vaccines May Produce More Potent Immune Response: Study

Combining COVID-19 vaccines produces a potent immune response against the virus SARS-CoV-2, a study has found.

A health care worker prepares a dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine

Fully Vaccinated Ohio Man Hospitalized With COVID-19, Suffers Drastic Symptoms

A fully vaccinated man from Ohio was hospitalized after developing severe symptoms of COVID-19.

Soldiers secure a site after a bomb blast injured former Maldives president and current parliament speaker Mohamed Nasheed in Male

Key Arrest Over Attempted Assassination Of Maldives Ex-president

Key arrest over attempted assassination of Maldives ex-president

Recent uproar over reports that cotton from China's Xinjiang region was picked by forced labour was compounded by the difficulty of knowing where this cotton ended up.

Fashion's Green Future Of Seaweed Coats And Mushroom Shoes

Fashion's green future of seaweed coats and mushroom shoes

Winter combat skills are attracting more interest both in Sweden and abroad as tensions rise in the strategic High North

Sweden's Snowy Forests Provide Setting For Arctic Warfare Training

Sweden's snowy forests provide setting for Arctic warfare training

A child at a camp for internally displaced people in Syria

Record 55 Million People Internally Displaced Worldwide

Record 55 million people internally displaced worldwide

Species of weed, insect or worm introduced into areas in which they are not native can have catastrophic effects on farming, with just a single bug capable of reducing yields of staple crops across the continent

Invasive Species Costing Africa $3.66 Tn A Year: Study

Invasive species costing Africa $3.66 tn a year: study

LOOK: Teen's Incredibly Detailed Image Of The Moon Goes Viral

The detailed image was made using 50,000 images of the moon.

Major Brand Recalling Around 13,500 Pounds Of Frozen Soup

The recall affects 4-pound tubs that contain "Chef Francisco Minestrone Condensed Soup" but come with "Chef Francisco Vegetable Beef and Barley Condensed Soup" labels.