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Scientists have confirmed salt crystals left on skin after ocean swimming actively pull moisture from your skin's protective outer layer, causing that tight feeling. Simple solution: rinse with fresh

Mercedes-AMG GT XX Concept reveals a 1,341 HP electric super sedan with 223 mph top speed, Formula 1-inspired battery tech, and ultra-fast charging that adds 250 miles in just 5 minutes. Coming

Nearly 400 people taking popular weight loss injections report serious pancreas inflammation, with 5 deaths linked to Mounjaro. UK health officials are now investigating whether genetics influence who

Over 3,000 Tuvaluans—nearly one-third of the nation's population—have applied for Australia's climate visa program, highlighting the urgency of migration as rising seas threaten habitability within 80

Atlanta residents can now hail autonomous Waymo vehicles through Uber, covering 65 square miles with no human driver. The all-electric Jaguar I-PACE fleet features 29 cameras and boasts 78% fewer cras

Scientists confirm rocks in Quebec's Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt are 4.16 billion years old, revealing secrets from Earth's earliest days when oceans first formed and life may have emerged.

Scientists fit GPS collars on 22 red deer to monitor movement patterns in Scotland's west Highlands. Data will help manage deer that doubled to 1 million since 1990, balancing conservation with rural

MTA Chairman Lieber confirms the planned August fare increase won't happen on schedule. NYC commuters get extra months at $2.90 while the MTA completes public hearings and OMNY transition before rates

University of Bonn researchers identified how maternal obesity alters embryonic liver cells, causing 60% of offspring to develop fatty liver disease despite healthy diets. Scientists located the exact

When apex scavengers decline, disease-carrying animals thrive. Stanford study shows 36% of scavenger species are threatened, allowing zoonotic pathogens to spread as carcasses remain unprocessed longe