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Elle will soon be fur-free in terms of both editorial content and advertising

Elle Says Will Drop Fur From Magazines Worldwide

Elle says will drop fur from magazines worldwide

Are Hurricanes Becoming Stronger Or More Frequent? An MIT Scientist Thinks It Is Both

Hurricane Ida knocked out power in New Orleans

A new study warns that these storms are not just becoming more frequent, but also more destructive, particularly in North America.

COVID In US: Biden Unveils New Strategy To Combat Omicron Variant

US President Joe Biden is announcing a raft of measures to fight Covid-19

President Biden will impose new travel requirements, reimburse families with at-home testing kits, and distribute more vaccines.

The move greatly expands an action from last month to loan four million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine, which is not yet approved in the United States and may never be, to Mexico and Canada

Scientists Say They've Discovered The Reason Behind AstraZeneca Blood Clots

Scientists say that they have found what triggers the rare blood clots in a few people who have received the AstraZeneca vaccine.

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New Snake Species Discovered, Thanks To Instagram Photo

The new species was discovered through a simple exploration of a backyard.

Controversial Christian TV Network Founder Who Opposed Vaccines Dies From COVID

Marcus Lamb has died Tuesday from COVID-19 after spreading misinformation about the vaccine.

Animal rights activists from Peta have long called on fashion firms to stop using angora wool

Armani Gives Up Angora Wool As Part Of Fur-free Policy

Armani gives up angora wool as part of fur-free policy

Renewable electricity capacity is expected to equal that of fossil fuels and nuclear combined within five years

Renewables Accelerating, But Must Go Faster To Meet Net Zero: IEA

Renewables accelerating, but must go faster to meet net zero: IEA

A European Union flag flutters behind the barbed wire at a new "closed" reception centre for migrants on the Greek island of Kos -- rights groups have criticised these types of camps for their restrictive measures

EU Urges Joint Fight With Arab States Against Migrant Traffickers

EU urges joint fight with Arab states against migrant traffickers

Woman With ‘Suicide Disease’ Suffers ‘Unbearable’ Pain Up To 25 Times A Day

The 28-year-old British woman was diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia, which causes excruciating pain that can't be treated with painkillers.

This New Parasitic Wasp Species Has A 'Unique' Star-Like Cocoon [Video]

The researchers named it Meteorus stellatus because of its star-like shape.

Shortages of computer chips held back production of cars and some consumer goods

Global Economy Rebounds, But For How Long?

Global economy rebounds, but for how long?

ISS Spacewalk Postponed Over Debris Threat: NASA

Originally, the plan was for two of the astronauts -- Dr. Thomas Marshburn and Kayla Barron -- who recently arrived at the International Space Station, to go on a spacewalk to replace a "faulty antenna system" Tuesday.

Honduran presidential candidate for the Libertad y Refundacion (LIBRE) party, Xiomara Castro, celebrates at the party's headquarters

Ruling Party Concedes, Leftist Poised To Become Honduras's First Woman President

Ruling party concedes, leftist poised to become Honduras's first woman president

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has changed his tune on inflation, and opened the door to raising US interest rates sooner

Fed Chair Admits US Inflation Could Prove 'Persistent'

Fed chair admits US inflation could prove 'persistent'

What’s Causing New COVID Variants? Experts Speak On Omicron

New variants such as Omicron have prompted more calls from health officials to get people vaccinated.

Steam Disinfecting Baby Bottle Nipples Releases Micro-, Nanoplastics: Study

The results of the study highlight a new "entry route" for microplastics to get into people and the environment.

UK Patient Fitted With World's First 3D-Printed Prosthetic Eye

"(I)t's only going to be better and better," the patient said.

'Some people, inside, are boiling, even if they don't let it spill out,' says Marx of the frustration felt by many hospital staff

Omicron vs. Delta Variant Symptoms: How Are They Different

Scientists are still working to determine how the variant behaves differently than other COVID-19 strains.

Researchers Find 'Deadly' Bacteria In Stranded Porpoises

Last year, 190 porpoises washed ashore in the Dutch Wadden Sea Islands in a span of 10 days.

Greece's Catholic community represents around one percent of the faithful, or slightly more counting recently arrived migrants

Pope Francis Seeks Closer Orthodox Ties On Greece Visit

Pope Francis seeks closer Orthodox ties on Greece visit

A woman looks on from the observation deck of Tokyo's Haneda international airport on November 29, 2021, as Japan announced plans to bar all new foreign travellers over the Omicron variant of Covid-19

Omicron Variant Raises New Fears For Pandemic-hit World Economy

Omicron variant raises new fears for pandemic-hit world economy

New Study Examines How A Sleep Therapist Can Help Ward Off Depression

A study by UCLA researchers found the effects of therapy-assisted treatments for insomnia decreased the risk of recurrent depression in older adults.

Rare COVID-19 Side Effect Makes Food, Perfume Taste And Smell 'Disgusting'

Parosmia is a health condition wherein a person's sense of smell is distorted.

Cyanide Poisoning Risk Prompts Recall Of Apricot Kernels In Canada

The toxin amygdalin can release cyanide when it's eaten.

Skywatching: Solar Eclipse, Comet To Grace The Skies This December

Comet Leonard is set to be the "brightest comet of the year," NASA said.

Nissan said it plans for 50 percent of global sales to be electric or hybrid vehicles by 2030

Nissan Touts 'Pioneer' Status With New Electric Vehicle Targets

Nissan touts 'pioneer' status with new electric vehicle targets

Iceland's Prime Minister Katrin Jakobsdottir will continue to head the government

Iceland's Ruling Coalition Agrees On New Government

Iceland's ruling coalition agrees on new government

Italy has lifted most Covid restrictions on daily life

New Covid Variant Detected In European Countries

Germany, the United Kingdom, and Italy have all discovered cases of the new Omicron variant of Covid-19 on Saturday.

The Pfizer drug calledÂ Paxlovid achieved an 89 percent reduction in risk of hospitalization or death

Moderna And Other Vaccine Makers To Investigate New Covid Variant

Major vaccine manufacturers such as AstraZeneca and Moderna have stated that they are continually working to find ways to adapt their shots to the mutated strain, known as Omicron.

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A man arriving to vote, passes a sign with an image of Jesus wearing a mask advising anyone entering a church to wear a mask as a precaution against Covid-19 in Arlington, Virginia on November 2, 2021

Has The Omicron Variant Been Detected In The US? What CDC Says

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a statement Friday that no cases of the new omicron Covid variant "have been identified in the U.S. to date.”