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Taiji hunters captured 94 live dolphins worth up to $128,000 each while killing 286 others during the 2024/25 season. Yellow tags on dolphins raise questions about future hunting as businesses shift t

Wandsworth joins 10 London boroughs in a 300 km² e-scooter trial that logged 5 million trips—see what safety stat has everyone talking and why 94% of riders are parking right every time.

Moody’s just stripped the US of its last perfect credit rating as debt crosses $36T and interest costs edge past $1T—what it means for the economy, markets, and your future financial stability.

A new study shows a common energy drink ingredient might help blood cancer cells grow faster—raising questions for people who drink these often or take certain supplements.

FBI's Operation Restore Justice arrests 205 child predators, rescues 115 kids in 5 days while ICE removes 66,463 criminal aliens including gang members, sex offenders in Trump's first 100 days.

England's NHS backlog jumps to 7.42 million after 7 months of improvement — guess how many are still waiting over 18 months for care and what’s changing inside hospitals right now.

Oregon lawmakers clash over STIF payroll tax fate. Republicans want $306M eliminated while TriMet warns 51 bus lines could vanish. 67% of riders transit-dependent as federal relief expires 2026.

NASA’s Webb telescope caught Jupiter’s auroras flaring 60x faster than expected, with bright infrared bursts missing in Hubble’s view — what explains this bizarre mismatch?

Apple Pay crashed globally on May 16, affecting nearly 3,000 users with "account services unavailable" errors. The outage exposed vulnerabilities in centralized payment networks as 53% of Americans in

anitoba wildfires kill two and trigger over 1,000 evacuations—how fast is it spreading and which towns are next in line? Here’s what maps and crews reveal about the fire’s path and size.