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Thousands of Metro riders will be rerouted this summer as 5 major Blue and Green Line stations shut down—see which dates matter most and how shuttle timing could make or break your

From 35 to just 13—Crater Lake’s rare newt is vanishing fast as crayfish spread to 95% of the shoreline. Lawsuit filed to force action before it’s too late.

International Girls in ICT Day connects 417,000 young women across 175 countries through 11,590 events.The 2025 celebration features hybrid events between Kyrgyzstan and Mauritania promoting inclusive

After over 500 days off-world, a veteran astronaut's return prompts questions. Get the facts on his mission, the science performed, and the moments following touchdown.

Bird flu has jumped from birds to dairy cows, then to humans—70 U.S. infections and a fatality reported. What experts now fear could shift the outbreak into pandemic territory might already be

Did Tesla use software to end warranties early by inflating odometer readings? One lawsuit claims over 1 million owners could be affected—and the alleged math might cost drivers thousands.

Over 250M Americans get water with lead, including 44M above the new 10 ppb EPA limit. See which districts top the list and how the EPA rule change could impact public health

A new lawsuit claims Tesla rigs odometers to overcount miles by up to 15%, pushing cars out of warranty faster—see how one driver’s 20-mile trip showed up as 72 miles on the

Mustang, Bronco, and F-150 are vanishing from China as Ford halts exports—tariffs hit 150% and profits face pressure. See which models stay, which go, and what it means for global car prices.

Federal judges order release of frozen climate funds while EPA appeals. Nonprofits claim illegal termination as projects stall. The legal battle affects tribal communities and disadvantaged neighborho