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Grand Teton’s first 2025 grizzly bear has emerged, marking the start of bear activity. What does this mean for hikers, campers, and residents as conflicts rise? See what’s changing in bear country

Women in England can now access the morning-after pill for free at all pharmacies, eliminating previous charges of up to £30.

Boeing secures a $20 billion contract to develop the U.S. Air Force's F-47 fighter jet, set to replace the aging F-22 Raptor.​

A miniature dachshund vanished on Kangaroo Island for 500 days—now spotted alive, but evading rescue. How did she survive, and will she ever be caught?

The Trump administration's sudden $12 billion health grant cuts leave states scrambling to fund critical public health services.

Fake oxycodone laced with nitazenes—500 times stronger than heroin—circulates in NSW. Health officials warn of extreme overdose risk as naloxone may require multiple doses. Know the signs before it’s

Aysa, a lioness rescued from war-torn Ukraine, has unexpectedly given birth to three cubs at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, despite contraception measures.​

Act now: NHS invites 7.5 million eligible individuals to book their spring COVID-19 booster appointments starting April 1.​

Discover how embedding alumina nanoparticles extends perovskite solar cells' lifespan to 1,530 hours, a tenfold increase, revolutionizing solar technology.​

Uncover the reasons behind the 'Tesla Takedown' protests spanning 253 cities worldwide, as demonstrators challenge Elon Musk's political influence and its impact on government policies.