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Rock Art Discovery Reveals Unknown Arabian Nomads from 12,000 Years Ago

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Are We Alone? NASA’s Habitable Worlds Observatory Aims to Find Out

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How China’s New Emissions Pledge Could Radically Alter Climate Change

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Six New Gecko Species Discovered by Loud Barking Mating Calls

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Marsh Will-o’-the-Wisps Sparked by Strange Chemistry

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How Hurricane Humberto Is Pulling Tropical Storm Imelda Away from the U.S.

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Weaver Ants Form Complex Chains to Pull More Than 100 Times Their Weight

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Endangered Sharks Caught in Rare Mating Ritual beneath the Waves

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Taking Tylenol While Pregnant Is Safer Than Untreated Fevers, Doctors Say

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People Are More Likely to Cheat When They Use AI

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Lab-Grown Organoids Could Transform Female Reproductive Medicine

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Hurricane Humberto and Potential Tropical Storm Imelda Complicate Forecasts

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NIH Funds New Autism Studies on Genes and Environment as Trump Focuses on Tylenol

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Smallmouth Bass Evolve to Evade Electric Culling in Adirondack Lake

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Asteroid ‘Families’ Reveal Solar System’s Secret History

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Neuroscience and Art Collide in a Posthumous ‘Composition’ by Alvin Lucier in Revivification

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WWI-Era Shipwrecks in Mallows Bay Form Ecological Sanctuary

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Taylor Swift’s Speech Pattern Changed over Time, Linguistics Study Shows

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Punch Cards, Pipeline Problems, and the Future of Women in Computing

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Good Conversations Don’t Require Everybody to Agree, Neuroscience Shows

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Bird Flu and Human Flu Viruses Could Mix in Cow Udders and Spark a Pandemic

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‘Nightmare Bacteria’ Infections Spiking, Leaving Key Carbapenem Antibiotics Useless, CDC Warns

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What Is Leucovorin, the Unproven Autism Drug Backed by Trump Officials?

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Earthquakes Release Energy Mostly Through Heat, Not Ground Shaking

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Mary Roach’s New Book Replaceable You Explores Challenges in Replacing Body Parts

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