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A year on from devastating floods in Germany, the village of Iversheim near Bad Muenstereifel is among many still struggling to rebuild.

Flood Anniversary Prompts Sadness And Soul-searching In Germany

Flood anniversary prompts sadness and soul-searching in Germany

'Nest Zero': US' First 'Murder Hornet' Nest On Display At Washington DC Museum [Photo]

Sven Spichiger, Washington State Department of Agriculture managing entomologist, displays a canister of Asian giant hornets vacuumed from a nest in a tree in Blaine, Washington state

An eye-catching hornet-proof suit is also on display.

What Is Parechovirus? CDC Warns Of Infection Circulating Among US Infants

Severe illness such as seizures and meningitis may occur in very young infants.

According to a MapBiomas study in 2021, the Amazon lost some 74.6 million hectares of native vegetation -- an area equivalent to the entire territory of Chile -- between 1985 and 2020

Race To Find Brazil Amazon Species Before They Disappear

Race to find Brazil Amazon species before they disappear

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US Vice President Kamala Harris pledges $600 million in funding during a video-link address to the Pacific Islands Forum

US VP Harris Launches Pacific Push With New Embassies, Envoy

US VP Harris launches Pacific push with new embassies, envoy

Mock-up vials labeled "Monkeypox vaccine" and medical syringe are seen in this illustration taken, May 25, 2022.

Monkeypox: NYC Vaccine Booking Site Crashes From 'Overwhelming Traffic' Within Minutes

The site delivered "error messages" to many people who tried to an appointment.

Heloderma charlesbogerti can live up to 23 years in captivity

Saving Guatemala's Poisonous 'Sleeping Child' Lizard

Saving Guatemala's poisonous 'Sleeping Child' lizard

Rising sea levels threatens many low-lying islands

Indonesian Islanders Sue Cement Giant Holcim Over Climate Damage

Indonesian islanders sue cement giant Holcim over climate damage

Wildfires have been raging in parts of Portugal for several days

Western Europe Wilts Under Second Heatwave In Weeks

Western Europe wilts under second heatwave in weeks

Emergency services have had to evacuate residents of flooded villages in Yakutia

Heavy Rains Flood Villages In Russia's Climate-hit Far East

Heavy rains flood villages in Russia's climate-hit Far East

Smartphone, Phone, Greeting, Friend, Text Message,

Reaching Out To Friends 'Just Because' More Appreciated Than We Think: Study

Some people hesitate reaching out to peers they haven't been in contact with for a while.

This year's Pacific Islands Forum is the most important meeting in years

Pacific Leaders Struggle To Keep Focus On Climate At Key Summit

Pacific leaders struggle to keep focus on climate at key summit

Education, Classroom, Kindergarten, Children

Children With Good Sleep Habits Adjust Better To Kindergarten Than Sleepier Classmates: Study

Specifically, those who slept 10 hours or more at night got better adjustment outcomes.

Exercising To Offset Poor Diet? You Need Both To Reduce Mortality Risk, Study Claims

"Adhering to both quality diet and sufficient physical activity is important for optimally reducing the risk of mortality from all causes, CVD and PDAR cancers," the researchers noted.

Firefighters brought Portugal's largest blaze in the central area of Ourem under control on Monday

Heatwave Grips Spain As UK Readies For Soaring Temperatures

Heatwave grips Spain as UK readies for soaring temperatures

Iowa Beach Closed After Visiting Swimmer Is Infected With Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba

An Iowa lake was forced to temporarily close over the weekend after a visitor from Missouri was infected with a rare brain-eating amoeba known as Naegleria fowleri.

Monday was expected to be the hottest day of the year in London

UK Issues Extreme Heat Warning As Temperatures Soar

UK issues extreme heat warning as temperatures soar

Spain, Portugal Swelter Under New Heat Wave

Spain, Portugal swelter under new heat wave

Woman Sues Doctor For Removing The Wrong Organ During Surgery

The pathologist who discovered the error “was so astonished, he asked other pathologists to confirm his diagnoses,” and all of them agreed.

Like Adding Salt To Food? The Habit May Increase Premature Death Risk By 28%

The relationship between salt intake and health is still a subject of debate, the researchers stated.

Kiribati President Taneti Maamau, seen here in 2019, said his nation was quitting the Pacific Islands Forum

Kiribati Quits Key Pacific Island Bloc

Kiribati quits key Pacific island bloc

Lake Neusiedl on the Austrian-Hungarian border could soon run completely dry

Austria And Hungary Fight Nature To Stop Lake Vanishing

Austria and Hungary fight nature to stop lake vanishing

A NASA employee holds the official Artemis mission patch at NASA Plum Brook Station in Sandusky, Ohio

NASA Releases New Comic Series Based On Artemis Mission; Here Are The Details

The three-part comic series follows the journey of Commander Moonikin Campos, Zohar and Helga.

A supermoon -- when the moon reaches its closest position to the Earth -- rises over Santiago, on April 7, 2020

This Week's Full Buck Moon Is The Closest Supermoon Of The Year

One of the other names the July full Moon can be called is the "Thunder Moon."

The government issued a national 'state of contingency' as the latest fires raged, which puts rescue personnel on alert

Portugal Battles Forest Fires Amid Heatwave

Portugal battles forest fires amid heatwave

A group of Myanmar activists in Tokyo hold up placards calling for the release of their ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi in May 2022

Blinken Vows Pressure On Myanmar Junta On Visit To Thailand

Secretary of State Antony Blinken holds talks Sunday in Thailand as part of a renewed US effort to engage Southeast Asia, a key area of competition with China, and as he seeks new ideas on restoring democracy in Myanmar.

Ducks are seen at a depleted reservoir supplying Mexico's industrial powerhouse Monterrey, whose residents are facing severe water shortages

'Desperate For Water': Drought Hits Mexican Industrial Powerhouse

'Desperate for water': drought hits Mexican industrial powerhouse

Veteran Egyptian activist Alaa Abdel Fattah, pictured at his Cairo home in 2019, is serving a five-year prison sentence

Prominent Egyptian Activist Marks 100 Days Of Hunger Strike

Prominent Egyptian activist marks 100 days of hunger strike

A section of Italy's biggest Alpine glacier gave way last Sunday in a disaster blamed by officials on climate change

Death Toll Climbs To 11 In Italy Glacier Collapse

Death toll climbs to 11 in Italy glacier collapse

Helicopters were evacuating the dead and an unknown number of panicked and injured pilgrims from the Baltal base camp

16 Dead In Flash Floods At Indian Kashmir Pilgrimage Site

16 dead in flash floods at Indian Kashmir pilgrimage site

A foot-and-mouth disease outbreak has ripped through two Indonesian provinces since April, killing thousands of cows and infecting hundreds of thousands more

Indonesian Farmers Pay Price Of Foot And Mouth Outbreak Before Eid Sacrifice

Indonesian farmers pay price of foot and mouth outbreak before Eid sacrifice

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi -- seen here in Rome in October 2021, the last time they met -- are to meet in Bali, in a bid to keep tensions from spiralling

US, China Top Diplomats Hold 'Constructive' First Talks In Months

US, China top diplomats hold 'constructive' first talks in months

A wrongful death lawsuit in California says TikTok's algorithm promotes dangerous 'challenges' to young users

‘Blackout Challenge’: Viral TikTok Trend Lands Company In Legal Trouble

The "Blackout Challenge," where TikTok users asphyxiate themselves until they pass out, has been blamed for the deaths of teenagers in many parts of the world.