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Scientists Named This 'Magnificent' Frog-Legged Beetle Fossil After David Attenborough

"Nobody imparts the grandeur and beauty of nature more impressively than Sir David," the researchers said.

NASA Recruitment For Mars Simulation Mission Now Open

This NASA photo shows NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter achieves powered, controlled flight for the first time on another planet

Ready for Mars? Apply to NASA's Mars simulation mission now.

US Vaccination News: Teachers Union Calls For All Mandated Vaccines

The head of the second-largest teachers union on Sunday said that COVID-19 vaccinations should be required for teachers to protect students who can not be vaccinated.

Afghan forces were fighting the Taliban in northern city Kunduz, a day after the insurgents took their second provincial capital

Taliban Seize Three More Afghan Provincial Capitals In Northern Blitz

Taliban seize three more Afghan provincial capitals in northern blitz

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A aerial view of Manhattan Bridge is seen in New York City on August 5, 2021

Huge Infrastructure Bill Backed By Biden Passes Key Hurdle

Huge infrastructure bill backed by Biden passes key hurdle

Local residents are trying to put out wildfires as they reach the first houses in Krioneri town, just north of Athens.

Hundreds Of Families Homeless As Greek Fires Rage, Rain Saves Turkey

Hundreds of families homeless as Greek fires rage, rain saves Turkey

Mass Evacuations As Greek Fires Rage, But Turkey Saved By The Rain

Mass evacuations as Greek fires rage, but Turkey saved by the rain

At least 1,450 Greek firefighters are battling the infernos along with aircraft

Mass Evacuations As Greece Fires Rage On

Mass evacuations as Greece fires rage on

Traffic builds up on the Ontario side of a Canada-US crossing in March 2020 after the border was closed for non-essential travel

Striking Canadian Border Agents Reach Deal On Salaries, Work Environment

Striking Canadian border agents reach deal on salaries, work environment

Many of the thousands of people who have crossed into Lithuania from Belarus in recent months are caught in limbo

Migrants Await Their Fate As Tensions Mount In Lithuania

Migrants await their fate as tensions mount in Lithuania

The Dixie Fire is now the third-biggest in California history

Dixie Fire Becomes Third-largest In California History

Dixie Fire becomes third-largest in California history

US investor Michael Calvey said it is 'simply outrageous to be convicted of a crime that never happened.'

Russia Court Hands US Investor, French Banker Suspended Sentences

Russia court hands US investor, French banker suspended sentences

A man pushes a bike along a road in the vicinity of a forest fire close to the Kemerkoy Thermal Power Plant in northen Turkey

Greece Fires Claim First Deaths As Pressure Builds On Turkey

Greece fires claim first deaths as pressure builds on Turkey

Johnson's joke about Thatcher's pit closures helping climate change are likely not to play well in former mining areas of northern England which voted for him in 2019

UK's Johnson Under Fire Over 'Crass' Coal Closure Quip

UK's Johnson under fire over 'crass' coal closure quip

Woman Suffers Very Rare ‘Horrific’ COVID-19 Side Effect: Scaly, Black Lips [Video]

Avery Anderson developed flaky, black lips due to a combination of getting infected with the delta variant of COVID-19 and using acne medication.

Much of Europe is sweltering in a heat wave and Greece and Turkey are battling huge wild fires

Mediterranean Faces Fiercer Heatwaves, Drought, Fires: UN Draft Report

Mediterranean faces fiercer heatwaves, drought, fires: UN draft report

A spring cold snap caused devastation in French vineyards

French Wine Production Faces Historic Low After Frost Disaster

French wine production faces historic low after frost disaster

Australia Woman Dies Of Rare Blood Clotting Disease After Getting AstraZeneca Vaccine

An unnamed 34-year-old woman in New South Wales, Australia, has died from thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome days after getting a dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Tourism-reliant Fiji, like many Pacific island nations, is battling the twin threats of the pandemic and the climate crisis

US Vows Support For Struggling Pacific Islands

US vows support for struggling Pacific islands

An electron microscopic image that shows SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19

COVID-19 Virus In Houston Wastewater At Levels 'Never Seen Before': What This Means

The levels of SARS-CoV-2 in Houston wastewater are up 320% compared to last year.

Meteor Cluster: Rare Sky Event Captured In Hawaii

The rare event was captured by the camera attached to the Subaru Telescope dome in Hawaii.

Scientists at UC Berkeley designed obstacle courses to better understand how the bushy-tailed rodents gauge and adjust their movements on the fly, as they dart away from predators and avoid potentially fatal falls

Nuttin' To It: How Squirrels Use Parkour To Leap And Land

Nuttin' to it: How squirrels use parkour to leap and land

The CDC data documented the 10 cases of anaphylactic shock among a reported 4,041,396 first doses of the Moderna vaccine

US Plans To Give Third Booster Shot To Immunocompromised Americans, Fauci Says

As the Delta variant continues to spread and cause more hospitalizations, U.S. officials work on getting a Covid-19 booster shot t0 Americans with compromised immune systems.