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A new survey of 2,000 Americans reveals that while 54% want to leave their mark on the world, 80% care far more about the ...

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Two Competing Histories: Japan’s post-war traditional narrative renounces militarism, upholds Article 9, and treats WWII as a ...

Study links early smell loss in Alzheimer’s to immune cells removing key brain fibers, suggesting potential for early ...

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Scientists transferred a fruit fly’s regurgitated gift-giving courtship to another species by altering where one gene is ...

The U.S. military’s X-37B spaceplane launches August 21, 2025, carrying a quantum inertial sensor, a potential GPS ...

The kettle is a household staple practically everywhere – how else would we make our hot drinks? But is it okay to re-boil ...

A new bladder cancer device called TAR-200 kept most patients cancer-free and surgery-free in a trial, with few side effects ...

A new study reveals how AI “Jesus” chatbots claim to be Christ, preach to thousands, and spark debate over faith, profit, and ...