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The conditional permit gives Oregon LNG permission to export natural gas to non-free trade agreement countries.

The Ebola virus is now affecting international soccer with the health ministry's decision to deny the team's entry to the island country.

Xtreme Eating 2014 publishes annual list of America's most calorific dishes... but what are these horrifically unhealthy meals doing to our bodies?

The announcement comes as WHO announces the Ebola virus has killed over 700 people since March.

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The findings are expected to offer fresh insights into ancient tropical insects and the world they inhabited.

Tidal heating and tidal-rotational deformation made the moon look somewhat like a lemon with a bulge on each side.

The female Graneledone boreopacifica octopus is perhaps the longest-living octopus on the planet.

The international community is turning its attention to West Africa, but the organizations on the ground need help fighting the deadly virus.

Much can be learned from the teeth of mammoth and mastodon, even though their diets were made up of little more than plants.

Google-backed genetic testing startup 23andMe has received a $1.4 million grant from the National Institutes of Health.

Hundreds of volunteers will leave Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea as Ebola outbreak grows.

Is the gluten-free diet doing us more harm than good?

Minnesota legalized medical marijuana in May, but other state laws have lawyers playing catch up.

For astronomy fans, August will be a great month.

Two new mysterious craters were found in Siberia, and geologists say they may have been caused by climate change.

In most countries, the creation of electricity leads to the biggest source of water consumption

On average, the study found that parents of children who finished college lived about two years longer.

An Ebola outbreak in West Africa has focused the world's attention on the deadly disease.

NASA's Opportunity Rover landed on Mars in 2004.

After fighting Ebola for about a week, Khan passed away on Tuesday from the virus he risked his life to fight.

A NOAA study looking at 25 cities vulnerable to climate-change-related flooding indicates the trend is getting worse in the U.S.

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