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Solo travelers were paying up to 70% more on certain flights. Delta and United have now adjusted their pricing, but American Airlines continues the practice.

EPA loses 1,560 staff, a 10% reduction, as Trump proposes a 65% budget cut and dissolves key research divisions. What does this mean for environmental protections and public health?

A lawsuit looms as over 1,100 manatees died in 2021, with understaffed refuges and tourist harassment cited. Learn how Florida's gentle giants are at risk and what legal steps are being taken.

Claims of a 25,000-year-old pyramid at Indonesia's Gunung Padang site face intense scrutiny, with experts questioning the evidence and a key study facing retraction amid controversy.

Machine learning analysis of 469 elephant rumbles reveals individual names. Elephants respond 87 seconds faster to their own names, joining only dolphins and parrots in this rare ability.

Tesla's robotaxi service launches June 12 in Austin with 10 Model Y SUVs, but 60% of consumers label FSD unsafe, 77% won't use it, and 48% think it should be illegal. Uber

NASA's Curiosity rover is set to examine a vast 12-mile-long 'boxwork' rock formation on Mars, potentially revealing secrets about the planet's ancient groundwater systems.

NASA just found 26 new bacterial species inside ultra-clean spacecraft rooms. Could these survive the trip to Mars? The full list and what it means for space missions might surprise you.

California's gray wolf population reaches 78 with three new packs confirmed, totaling 10 statewide. Ranchers report 18 livestock attacks in early 2025, prompting emergency declarations.

A rare toad species confined to a 445-acre Nevada wetland faces extinction as oil and mining projects expand nearby, prompting a lawsuit over delayed federal protections.