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How dangerous is it? Where did it come from? H5N1 influenza’s origins stretch back to the 1990s, and key events paved the way for the outbreak we’re seeing today.

Dogs, horses, cats, and a photogenic rat named Buttons.

‘Within the context of Roman acts of war, there are no comparable finds of fighters.’

‘Mommy’ is the oldest first-time mother of her species.

This whisper-quiet air purifier can scrub irritants out of a room up to 200 square feet with a two-stage HEPA filter.

Hardwood is part of the game's storied history.

'Moonglass’ made from the lunar surface might be particularly radiation-resistant.

Several studies have shown the long-term benefits of psilocybin.

When this nearby binary system explodes, it will be 10 times brighter than the moon.

This 100 percent cotton t-shirt is super comfortable and comes in a ton of colors and sizes up to 5X with tall options thrown in as well.

The 'danger tourist' tried to leave coconuts and a Coke.

Get in the groove with the perfect starter setup for new vinyl enthusiasts.

Researchers made a bioengineered hydrogel composite filled with living human cells.

Move over, Liberty Bell.

2024 Y4 almost certainly won't hit us, but there's still a slight chance of a lunar impact.

After Senator Cory Booker's record-breaking speech, a voice actor, speech-language pathologist, and physician weigh in.

A new fighter aircraft called the F-47 will be made by Boeing for the US.

New research estimates around 8,000 of those manuscripts could still exist today.

The new method decodes brain signals while simultaneously feeding them through a text-to-speech AI model.

‘It probably spent most, if not all, of its life in the water eating… anything unfortunate enough to venture too far into the water.'