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Health workers carry a coffin containing a victim of Ebola in Butembo, eastern DR Congo

Ebola Outbreak In The Democratic Republic Of Congo Officially Over

The DRC's Ebola outbreak is declared over just three months after it was announced.

WHO Is Monitoring 10 COVID-19 Variants Of 'Interest' And 'Concern' Worldwide

Scores died over the weekend in Indian hospitals hit by shortages that have forced clinics in the capital to send urgent appeals for help on social media

COVID-19 variants "of concern" are more contagious and more dangerous than the original strain of the virus.

2 Massive Asteroids To Zip Past Earth Tuesday

NASA's CNEOS has reported that two massive asteroids are currently making their way toward Earth's vicinity.

Moon, Saturn Conjunction 2021: Spiritual Meaning And How To Watch

The moon and Saturn will be appearing close in the sky this Monday. According to astrologers, this conjunction is reflected in a person's birth chart and represents conflicting energies.

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The practice of hunting lions raised in captivity has long been controversial in South Africa, where a large number of animals are confined to pens ringed with electric fences

S. Africa To Ban Breeding Lions In Captivity For Hunting

S. Africa to ban breeding lions in captivity for hunting

A shortage of supply of hogs and increased demand for bacon from Americans working at home has contributed to a surge in pork prices

Bacon And Copper Lead Commodity Price Surge

Bacon and copper lead commodity price surge

Polarized debates have animated the United States for months

Third Of US Software Firm's Employees Resign Over Politics Ban

Third of US software firm's employees resign over politics ban

Deforestation in the Amazon, including through fires, increased nearly four-fold in 2019

Climate Change: Amazon May Be Turning From Friend To Foe

Climate change: Amazon may be turning from friend to foe

ExxonMobil reported profits in the first quarter after a string of losses in 2020

ExxonMobil Returns To Profitability In Q1 On Higher Oil Prices

ExxonMobil returns to profitability in Q1 on higher oil prices

The Mayflower 400 autonomous trimaran during sea trials in Plymouth this week

AI, Captain! First Autonomous Ship Prepares For Maiden Voyage

AI, captain! First autonomous ship prepares for maiden voyage

Fish Bone Woman Accidentally Swallowed 'Migrated' To Her Neck: Report

The fish bone got lodged into her large neck muscles.

France's Total, Britain's BP, Anglo-Dutch group Shell and Spain's Repsol have this week posted $14.5 billion in first quarter profits between them thanks to rising oil prices.

Europe Oil Firms Post Huge Profits As Crude Rebounds

Europe oil firms post huge profits as crude rebounds

Besides an emissions target for 2030, Germany's new climate change law introduced by Merkel's government in 2019 includesÂ a range of policies, including incentivising renewable energies, expanding electric car infrastructure and carbon trading

'Historic' Legal Blow For Merkel's Climate Plan Amid Green Surge

'Historic' legal blow for Merkel's climate plan amid Green surge

India is reeling from one of the world's worst coronavirus outbreaks, which has pushed its healthcare infrastructure to the brink

How Dangerous Is The B.1.617 Coronavirus Variant? Here's What We Know

The B.1.617 variant of coronavirus carries two mutations, E484Q and L452R. These two mutations were already in circulation globally but separately.

1,900-Foot 'Potentially Hazardous' Asteroid To Make Close Earth Approach In May

A potentially hazardous asteroid is currently making its way toward Earth and is expected to make a close approach in May.

Study Finds Link Between Coffee Preference And Cardio Health, Genetics

A team of researchers found a link between cardio health and the amount of coffee one drinks, as well as the involvement of genetics in this relationship.

US health regulators and the World Health Organization have said that the three vaccines being used in the US on an emergency basis are safe and effective

Do COVID-19 Vaccines Come With A Tracking Device? Doctor Laughs At GOP Official's Question

The doctor said he needed a moment to "compose" himself before answering the question.

Royal Dutch Sheel said it posted net profit of $5.7 billion in the three months to March

Shell Swings Back To Profit On Oil Price Recovery

Shell swings back to profit on oil price recovery

Australia's Great Barrier Reef faces "precipitous decline", scientists say

Intervention 'Could Buy 20 Years' For Declining Great Barrier Reef

Intervention 'could buy 20 years' for declining Great Barrier Reef

Zeljko Ilicic, owner of Old Hill sanctuary, brushes a horse in a stable near the Serbian town of Lapovo

Stable Genius: Serbia's Unlikely Saviour Of Horses

Stable genius: Serbia's unlikely saviour of horses

Young Boy On Vacation With Vaccinated Parents Marks Hawaii's First Child Death From COVID-19

The child reportedly developed symptoms soon after arriving in Hawaii.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrives before US President Joe Biden addresses a joint session of Congress

Stressing Diplomacy, Biden Says Not Seeking Conflict With China, Russia

Stressing diplomacy, Biden says not seeking conflict with China, Russia

Supermoon Total Lunar Eclipse: Exciting Sky Events To Watch Out For In May

This May's total lunar eclipse is said to be the first in two and half years.

A baby mountain gorilla, a subspecies of the Eastern gorilla, in the Sabyinyo Mountains of Rwanda

Gorilla Among 200 Endangered Species Threatened By Conflict: Conservationists

Gorilla among 200 endangered species threatened by conflict: conservationists

Many manatees have scars from collisions with boats, which often happen when the mammals come to the surface to breathe

In Florida, A Worrying Uptick In Manatee Deaths

In Florida, a worrying uptick in manatee deaths

Glaciers -- large sprawls of frozen water -- have been melting fast since the mid 20th Century

Glacier Melt Is Speeding Up, Raising Seas: Global Study

Glacier melt is speeding up, raising seas: global study

Possible COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effect Could Be Mistaken For Heart Attack

A man from Butler County thought he was having a heart attack before finding out that his symptoms might have been caused by the COVID-19 vaccine.

'Simple' White Artifact In Israel Turns Out To Be 'Impressive' 1,600-Year-Old Colorful Mosaic

Experts discovered the artifact during excavation efforts before the construction of a new neighborhood.

Layers of rubble were dug out and the site replanted with vibrant flowers, fruit trees, fragrant herbs, tea plants and an array of vegetables including potatoes, kale and Jerusalem artichokes

NASA's 'Space Garden' Allows Astronauts To Grow Plants On ISS

Astronauts are still able to enjoy fresh supplies of leafy greens, thanks to NASA's space garden -- a place where crew members can grow and experiment on plants on the ISS.