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Shark attacks, jet ski assaults, and gun arrests spark new U.S. warnings for Bahamas travelers—see what the State Department says tourists must avoid before it’s too late.

Tesla’s cheaper Model Y is now delayed to 2026—what’s being cut, how many units are planned, and why the launch date keeps slipping amid rising EV competition and shifting priorities.

New ESA proposal could gut habitat safeguards that saved 1,700 species—why are only 8 populations of the Gunnison sage-grouse left, and what’s in the 1995 ruling this rule now threatens?

Colchester Zoo’s longest-resident sea lion Atlanta has died suddenly after 21 years—vets ran tests but couldn't confirm what caused her rapid decline. What happened before her final moments?

GP registration online now covers 98.4% of practices—but how many patients have already used it, and why are families and surgeries calling it a game-changer? The full stats will surprise you.

A tiny 23 mm frog, only 0.7 % from an 1888 specimen, shows an 80 km range leap—scientists can’t stop talking about this rare juvenile in Tibet Biodiversity Data JournalMiami Herald

NATO finalizes its fastest AI defense deal, deploying Palantir's MSS NATO within 30 days, leading to a nearly 10% stock surge and marking a pivotal shift in military strategy.​

Half of all Gen Z and Millennial workers say they'd take a lower salary for better mental health support—see which countries lead this shift and why it’s creating major workplace tensions worldwide.

Google’s DolphinGemma AI runs on Pixel 9 phones to analyze dolphin sounds using 400M parameters—what researchers found in 40 years of clicks, squawks, and whistles might shock you.

World Creativity Day 2025 spotlights the creative economy's $2.3 trillion contribution to global GDP and its role in 6.2% of employment—unveiling key insights into this dynamic sector.​