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Chimpanzees' Raspberry Blowing Reveals Learned Vocal Conventions
NIH Extends UConn Pepper Center Grant
Mediterranean Pact Adds 30 Actions in Updated Plan
X-Ray Observations Forecast Black Hole Jet Ejections
New Book Puts Small Islands at Center of Archaeological Research
Climate Crisis Could Push 141 Million Women Into Extreme Poverty
UN Members Urge Stronger Rights Protections in Tajikistan
Montenegro Takes Over Council of Europe Presidency
Shaping Metal-Organic Frameworks for Electronics Gets Easier
Ice Cores Reveal Widespread Pollution From Early Copper Production
At COP31, Zero Waste Must Shift From Ambition to Action
Kyrgyzstan Moves to Build Framework for Digital Evidence
Mathematical Method Sharpens X-ray Images At Nanoscale
Stronger Community Ties Could Boost PNG Biosecurity
1.5 Billion Women and Girls Face Climate Hotspots, UN Women Says
HKU Researchers Advance Realistic Holographic VR/AR Displays
Shane Ronald Owens Fined $12,000 for Four Building Offences
Sarah Game Introduces Bills on Parental Rights, Women's Prisons
Tumors Wire Into Nerves—Could Psychedelics Answer Back?
Unstable Repeat DNA May Explain Missing Heritability in Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder
Union Backs Inquiry Call for Redeemer Baptist to Protect Students, Compensate Staff
Autumn Mornings Bring Valley Fog
Inquiry Reveals Social Housing System In Crisis
Unions Welcome PM's AI Safety Regulator and Rules
MIT-Led Team Gets Funding to Develop Weed Killer Alternatives
Russian Drone Attacks Threaten Ukraine Rail Travel
Morning Tea Builds on Progress for People With Disabilities
Wildlife Imports Raise Risk of Animal-to-Human Disease Outbreaks
Iran Executes Athlete Dissidents, What Can Be Done?
World Will Soon Shoot Past 1.5°C. What Does This Mean?
AI Writes Hypotheses, Runs Experiments, Grades Itself—Can We Trust It?
Blood Pressure Drugs May Aid Treatment of Common IBD
Former Macao Lawmaker Gets 12.5 Years After Unfair Trial
Resistance Training Preserves Muscle During GLP-1 Weight Loss
Blood Pressure Drugs May Improve IBD Treatment
Alzheimer's May Show Early Warning Signs Beyond Brain
Indonesia's Fire and Haze Crisis Fuels People Power
Tiny Catalysts Born In Flames Turn CO₂ Into Fuel
Sarah Game Introduces Bills on Parental Rights, Women's Safety
Ocean Risks Threaten Food Prices, Pensions and Economies
Fossil CO₂ Emissions to Fall in 2026
Ancient Frog Mystery Solved
New Program Breaks Ground For Indigenous Archaeologists
Labor Water Buybacks Risk Forced Takeovers, Flooding Without Consent
Berkeley's ESCAPADE Spacecraft Head for Mars
Rubio Speaks to Press as Secretary of State 10 November
Minns Labor Moves to Override High Court in Coal Case
Man Sees Cat Eyes in Human Faces After Brain Surgery