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Metro-North breaks tradition with its 7th heritage locomotive, showcasing a hand-painted 1979 MTA Central livery instead of vinyl wrap. The locomotive joins six others honoring railroad history across

Scottish scientists reveal bowel cancer cells transform into skin-like cells to survive harsh conditions and spread through the body. This cellular shapeshifting, linked to the Atrx gene, could explai

Passenger arriving from Bangkok was caught with nearly 100 exotic animals at Mumbai Airport,highlighting a crisis where 7,000+ animals have been seized along the Thailand-India route in just 3.5 years

DC Metro's new credit card tap system achieved 70% adoption during WorldPride, ending tourist confusion at fare machines. WMATA reports usage "well beyond expectations" just weeks after May 28 launch.

BYD slashes EV prices to $7,771 but faces explosive emissions fraud allegations from Geely and Great Wall Motor. China's price war turns into public scandal as regulators investigate fuel tank claims.

Tourists pushed bike use up 29%, filled trash bags, and backed green travel—now Copenhagen’s CopenPay returns with 90 free perks, but only if you prove you went eco.

Polestar 4 electric SUV eliminates rear window using roof camera system, delivers 544HP performance for $57,800 while undercutting Porsche Macan by $23,000 with Korean manufacturing.

Ancient reptiles braved 10,000-mile journeys through scorching "dead zones" after Earth's worst mass extinction. Their climate resilience helped them survive where 80% of marine species perished.

Virginia Tech creates biodegradable menstrual pads using seaweed that transform blood into leak-proof gel. New alginate-glycerol formula prevents 1.2 leaks per cycle while fighting toxic shock syndrom

England becomes the first country to offer belantamab mafodotin, a targeted therapy that tripled remission time in trials. For 1,500 myeloma patients annually, this "Trojan horse" treatment sneaks med