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Handout photo from Wild Wonders of Europe shows an urban fox (Vulpes vulpes) drinking water in the sunset in an industrial part of London in May 2009

3 Foxes Die Of Avian Flu In Michigan

It's the first confirmation of HPAI in wild mammals in the state.

'Super Flower Blood Moon': Full Moon, Total Lunar Eclipse Happening This Weekend

The weekend's full moon will also be a supermoon and will coincide with a total lunar eclipse.

Biden Welcomes Southeast Asian Leaders With Energy, Maritime Pledges

Secretary of State Antony Blinken (right) walks with Thailand's Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai on the sidelines of a US-ASEAN Summit

Biden welcomes Southeast Asian leaders with energy, maritime pledges

The confirmation of Jerome Powell (pictured May 4, 2022) as US Federal Reserve chair for a second tirm comes amid surging inflation

Powell Wins Second Term As Fed Chief As Inflation Battle Rages

Powell wins second term as Fed chief as inflation battle rages

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The United States and China have congratulated Ferdinand Marcos Jr on his win in the PhilippineÂ presidential election

US, China Congratulate Marcos For Philippine Election Win

US, China congratulate Marcos for Philippine election win

How To Expose Liars: Researchers Find New Method Of Lie Detection Using Distraction

Giving liars a second task during an interview could help expose them.

The arrival of the mobile internet on the island in 2018 has revolutionized the way people express discontent and organize themselves in a one-party state known for its dislike of dissent

New Cuban Penal Code 'Turning The Screw' On Dissent, Critics Say

New Cuban penal code 'turning the screw' on dissent, critics say

US drugmakers and distributors go on trial in Central Islip, New York before a jury for the first time accused of stoking an opioid addiction epidemic that has left more than half a million Americans dead from overdoses.

100,000 Americans Died Of Drug Overdoses In 2021, Shattering Previous Grim Records

The number of overdose deaths in the United States went over the 100,000 mark in 2021, marking a new grim record in the nation.

Ahead of the May 21 federal election, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison (R) and opposition leader Anthony Albanese have sparred on a number of policy issues including climate change

Australia's Election Foes Get Personal

Australia's election foes get personal

Summer Heatwave Bleaches 91% Of Great Barrier Reef: Report

Summer heatwave bleaches 91% of Great Barrier Reef: report

A picture of a human brain taken by a positron emission tomography scanner

This Area Is Bigger In Psychopathic Individuals' Brains, Researchers Find

Researchers said that the striatum of psychopathic individuals was about 10% larger than in those who have no or low psychopathic traits.

A satellite image on January 15, 2022 shows the volcanic eruption that provoked a tsunami in Tonga

Tonga Volcanic Eruption Effects Reach Space; Researchers Say It's 'One Of The Largest Disturbances'

"The volcano created one of the largest disturbances in space we've seen in the modern era," study lead author.

'Meteor Outburst' From Asteroid Debris Possible This Weekend

Apollo asteroid 2006GY2 is a "double minor planet."

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador wants the United States to lift its trade embargo against Cuba

Mexican President Threatens To Boycott Biden's Americas Summit

Mexican president threatens to boycott Biden's Americas summit

This Tropical Spider Uses A 'Film Of Air' To Hide Underwater [Photo]

The spider looks like it's "dipped in silver," the researchers noted.

NASA Logs 'Monster' Quake On Mars: 'Largest Quake Ever'

It's said to be the largest quake to be logged on another planet.

Traditionally, the zar ritual -- found in variations across parts of North Africa and the Middle East -- would last several days and include animal sacrifices

Egypt's Ancient 'Zar' Ritual Puts Exorcism On Stage

Egypt's ancient 'zar' ritual puts exorcism on stage

Ingenuity as seen on Mars on April 7, 2021 in a photo taken by the rover Perseverance

NASA Ingenuity Helicopter Regains Contact After Dust Causes 'Communications Dropout'

The Perseverance team allotted an entire day to listen for Ingenuity's signals.

There is a 93 percent chance of at least one year between 2022-2026 becoming the warmest on record

Even Chance World Will Breach 1.5C Warming Within 5 Years: UN

Even chance world will breach 1.5C warming within 5 years: UN

Red Cross chief Robert Mardini paid a two-day visit to Iran during which the plight of Afghan refugees and migrants topped discussions

Red Cross Chief On Iran Visit Talks Afghans' Plight

Red Cross chief on Iran visit talks Afghans' plight

A general view of the White House in Washington, U.S., October 2, 2021.

Biden Administration Warns It May Need To Limit COVID Shots Ahead Of Feared Fall Surge

The White House is warning that shots to protect against COVID-19 may need to be rationed for only the highest-risk persons if it does not receive additional funds from Congress to fund vaccination efforts.

High-Resolution Picture Of UFO Flying Above Earth Released By Researchers: 'Best-Ever Photo'

The picture is described as one of "the most compelling scientific confirmations that UFOs are real."

Queer Britain, the UK's first LGBTQ+ museum, opened in London on Thursday

UK's First LGBTQ+ Museum Opens In London

UK's first LGBTQ+ museum opens in London

Thailand's orchid growers are bracing for further blows to their livelihood as the war in Ukraine and changing weather patterns cloud their futures

Blooming Shame: Pandemic, Ukraine War Hurts Thai Orchid Industry

Blooming shame: Pandemic, Ukraine war hurts Thai orchid industry

Portugal has long sought foreign cash by giving tax breaks and special visas to foreign investors and digital nomads

How Portugal Became Europe's Accidental 'Bitcoin Heaven'

How Portugal became Europe's accidental 'bitcoin heaven'

Iraq's wheat is caught between a rock and a hard place: searing heat and lack of rain is threatening harvests while Russia's invasion of Ukraine has driven up the cost of fuel, seeds and fertiliser

Between Searing Drought And Ukraine War, Iraq Watchful Over Wheat

Between searing drought and Ukraine war, Iraq watchful over wheat

Millennials and Gen Z (like some of these pro-abortion rights protesters outside the US Supreme Court in Washington on May 5, 2022) are 'increasingly concerned' about the values of the companies they work for

US Companies Break Long Silence On Abortion Rights

US companies break long silence on abortion rights

Hepatitis Outbreak In Kids: CDC Investigating After 5 Deaths, 109 Cases in 25 States, Territories

After more than 100 cases of severe hepatitis in children and five deaths, the CDC is now investigating to determine what is causing the outbreak.

The town of Zaozyorny was hit by fires in Russia's Krasnoyarsk region, in which at least five people lost their lives

Rare May Fires Break Out In Siberia, Kill At Least 10

Rare May fires break out in Siberia, kill at least 10

India needs a billion tonnes of coal to meet domestic demand each year

India To Reopen Abandoned Coal Mines As Heatwave Hits Supply

India to reopen abandoned coal mines as heatwave hits supply

The Jivdaya Charitable Trust's animal hospital in Ahmedabad has treated around 2,000 birds over the past month, many weak and severely dehydrated

Thirsty Birds Struggle To Survive In Scorching Indian Heat

Thirsty birds struggle to survive in scorching Indian heat

Flurona Symptoms: Woman Dies After Contracting Flu And COVID-19 Simultaneously

More than a dozen Australians have reportedly contracted the coronavirus and the flu at the same time, a condition that has been dubbed "flurona."

Conservationists believe there are only 10 vaquita porpoises left alive

Vaquitas Aren't 'Doomed' By Inbreeding But Gillnet Fishing Has To Stop To Save Them

A team of researchers has found that the critically endangered species may not be doomed just yet, but illegal gillnet fishing has to be stopped to help them bounce back.