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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

Ben & Jerry's alleges Unilever unlawfully removed CEO David Stever due to his support for the brand's social activism, escalating tensions over the ice cream maker's independent mission.

Chicago marks 60 years of its iconic green river dyeing with parade turnouts over 70,000 on St. Patrick’s Day. See full stats on this tradition blending heritage, safety, and urban celebration.

NBA legend Dwyane Wade faced kidney cancer, leading to the removal of 40% of his kidney. Ignored symptoms and family history played crucial roles in his diagnosis.

Earth loses 10M hectares of forests yearly while 1.6B people rely on them for food and livelihood. Learn how indigenous knowledge, drones, and agroforestry are shaping the "Forests and Food" theme for

Facing a 97% population decline, African penguins are at risk of extinction by 2035. South Africa's new 10-year fishing ban near breeding colonies aims to reverse this alarming trend.

Starting in 2026, the Bear Mountain Bridge will undergo a $62.1 million renovation to enhance safety and accommodate over 7.8 million annual crossings. Upgrades include deck replacement, wider sidewal

After 286 days in space, NASA astronauts face bone loss, muscle atrophy and vision changes. See how their bodies adapt after traveling 121 million miles and why it takes months to recover

Australia replaces Queen Elizabeth II's image on the $5 note with a design celebrating First Nations' deep connection to land, waters, and sky. Uncover the significance behind this historic change.