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This Infectious Cholera Variant Disappeared Instead Of Sparking A Pandemic, Researchers Reveal Why

The researchers found two key factors that led to its disappearance.

Monsoon Rains Kill 77 In Pakistan

Children carrying household items through a flooded area near Quetta in Pakistan during the monsoon rains

Monsoon rains kill 77 in Pakistan

Twitter Challenges Indian Orders To Block Content: Reports

Twitter is challenging the Indian government's orders to block content on its social media site in court, local media reported Wednesday

Twitter challenges Indian orders to block content: reports

A man wades through mud-brown floodwaters outside his inundated house in western Sydney

Thousands More Flee As Sydney Floods Track North

Thousands more flee as Sydney floods track north

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'Unusual' Cancer: Male Dogs More Susceptible To Nose, Mouth Tumors Than Females, Study Finds

This contagious cancer usually spreads during mating.

Rain-swollen rivers spilled mud-brown waters across swathes of Sydney, swamping homes and roads while forcing thousands to flee

Sydney Floods Force Thousands More To Flee

Sydney floods force thousands more to flee

Ebola Outbreak In Democratic Republic Of Congo Officially Over: WHO

Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, the WHO Regional Director for Africa, credited the "robust response" by authorities for the fast containment of the outbreak.

Fourth of July Fireworks: Tips On How To Protect Your Hearing

Hearing loss may be possible in "less than five minutes" at 105-110 decibels. Fireworks can "exceed 150 decibels," the CDC said.

The Marmolada glacier is the largest in the Dolomites mountain range

Italy Blames Climate Change For Glacier Collapse, 7 Dead

Italy blames climate change for glacier collapse, 7 dead

Muslim worshippers gather at the Grand Mosque in the holy city of Mecca

Saudi Welcomes 1 Million For Biggest Hajj Pilgrimage Since Pandemic

Saudi welcomes 1 million for biggest hajj pilgrimage since pandemic

Rapidly rising rivers swamped swathes of rain-lashed Sydney, forcing thousands to flee 'dangerous' floods

Thousands Evacuate From 'Dangerous' Sydney Floods

Thousands evacuate from 'dangerous' Sydney floods

This Florida County Is Quarantining Because Of An Invasive Giant Snail [Photo]

Florida has eradicated the snails twice before.

A rusted metal barrel, near the location of where a different drum was found containing a human body, sits exposed on the shore of Lake Mead, in Boulder City, Nevada outside Las Vegas

US Drought Exposes Murky Mob Past Of Las Vegas

US drought exposes murky mob past of Las Vegas

What Is Diphtheria? 2 Children's Illnesses Mark First Cases 'This Century'

Diphtheria used to be the leading cause of childhood death.

Thousands of Australians were ordered to evacuate their homes in Sydney as torrential rains battered the city

Thousands Ordered To Evacuate From Sydney Floods

Thousands ordered to evacuate from Sydney floods

Ferrari celebrate Carlos Sainz's landmark win

Sainz Claims Maiden F1 Win In Epic British Grand Prix

Sainz claims maiden F1 win in epic British Grand Prix

Rescuers Resume Search After Italian Glacier Collapse Kills Six

Rescuers resume search after Italian glacier collapse kills six

International Plastic Bag Free Day: 8 Quotes That May Inspire You To Take Action

"We still have a chance" -Sylvia Earle

NGOs play a frontline role in providing health care in rural DR Congo

DR Congo Drug Manufacturing Plan Sparks Safety Concerns

DR Congo drug manufacturing plan sparks safety concerns

With fears growing that Moscow will cut gas shipments to the EU in retaliation for its support to Ukraine, countries are scrambling to find alternative supplies

In Mine-infested Sea, Romania Aims To Cut Russia Gas Reliance

In mine-infested sea, Romania aims to cut Russia gas reliance

It is likely that humans have been eating, drinking and breathing in plastics for years

'They're Everywhere': Microplastics In Oceans, Air And Human Body

'They're everywhere': microplastics in oceans, air and human body

Exposed rock from low water levels due to the western drought is seen at the Lake Mead Marina on the Colorado River in Boulder City, Nevada on May 5, 2022

US Mega Drought Makes Boating Rough On Lake Mead

In the 15 years since Adam Dailey began boating on Lake Mead, the shoreline has receded hundreds of meters, the result of more than two decades of punishing drought that is drying out the western United States.

US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry fists-bumps a guest at the Summit of the Americas in Los Angeles in June 2022

Kerry Vows US To Meet Climate Goal Despite Court Setback

Kerry vows US to meet climate goal despite court setback

The 30 x 30 plan would see 30 percent of Earth's land and oceans become protected zones by 2030

UN Urges Ambitious Action To Protect The Oceans

UN urges ambitious action to protect the oceans

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (l) spoke of a 'new start' in relations with France after greeting President Emmanuel Macron in Paris

Australia PM Hails 'New Start' In Ties With France

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese welcomed a "new start" in relations with France as he met President Emmanuel Macron in Paris on Friday, after an acrimonious row between the countries over a submarine contract last year.