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New York updates its endangered species list for the first time since 1999, adding three amphibians after 1,300 public comments—yet some species remain unprotected.

A new color called 'Olo' was seen for the first time using lasers on one eye cell—so strong it doesn’t show up in nature or screens. Why can’t you see it, and

Earn up to $70K annually as a Sterile Processing Technician with just months of training and no college degree—opportunities are growing 6% through 2031.​

Farmers left in confusion as $3.3B climate-smart funds vanish overnight—what the new rules mean and why critics warn it could shift support to big polluters.

An elephant spent 30 years in a city zoo—then traveled 2,700 km without sedation. What tempted her to walk out of the cage, and what separates her from others in the new

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.