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An invasive pest, the fall armyworm is now attacking Asia's rice fields, jeopardizing a crop that feeds billions. Learn about the potential impacts on global food security and the strategies to combat

On March 20, 2025, the Spring Equinox occurs, but did you know day and night aren't exactly equal? Uncover the reasons behind this phenomenon and how it affects daylight hours in your

The proposed Saguaro LNG project endangers the Gulf of California's rich marine biodiversity, including 43 marine mammal species, by increasing risks like ship strikes and noise pollution.

Utrecht's fish doorbell allows viewers to alert authorities when fish need to pass through city locks. With 9.3 million visits and 40,000 clicks in 2024 alone, this citizen science project helps sprin

The Trump administration warns the MTA to address subway crime and safety concerns or face potential loss of federal funding, despite recent improvements.

Polestar's Arctic Circle collection, featuring the modified Polestar 2, 3, and 4 EVs, debuts at the 2025 FAT Ice Race in Austria, showcasing rally-inspired performance in extreme winter conditions.

Virgin Atlantic partners with Joby Aviation on UK electric air taxis that turn 80-minute airport commutes into 8-minute flights. The 200 MPH zero-emission aircraft will connect major UK airports to ci

At 41, Kirsty Coventry makes history as the first female and African IOC President, securing 49 of 97 votes. Discover her plans for the LA 2028 Olympics and how she'll navigate challenges

MetroCards will cease sales by December 2025, marking a full transition to the OMNY tap-and-go system. Learn how this shift impacts your commute and fare payments.

Once labeled the "world's ugliest animal," the gelatinous blobfish has won New Zealand's Fish of the Year competition with 1,286 votes, highlighting deep-sea conservation issues affecting vulnerable m