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02/07/2019
Record-level rains and temperatures struck different regions of the world in 2018, the fourth warmest year on record.
Scientists debate a controversial hypothesis that suggests that massive crumbling ice cliffs could speed up future sea level rise.
Kids with recurrent strep throat appear to have a defective immune response to the bacteria that cause the infections, a study finds.
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Growing only in the U.S. Southwest, wild Joshua trees evolved a rare, fussy pollination scheme.
Law enforcement can now use one company's private DNA database to investigate rapes and murders.
When gorging together, fly larvae create a living fountain that whooshes slowpokes up and away.
Professional and amateur astronomers joined forces to analyze the impact.
Fractals show up in cauliflower, seashells and now - lasers.
Artificial intelligence is learning how to take things not so literally.
Simulations suggest a planet roughly 2,000 light-years away formed when two space rocks collided, supporting the idea that such events are universal.
Mystery canids on Texas' Galveston Island carry red wolf DNA, thought to be extinct in the wild for 40 years.
Photographer James Balog puts a human face on the impacts of climate change in the documentary The Human Element.
With mounting evidence that very young children can experience anxiety and depression, efforts are underway to identify and treat them early.
Assessing the scope of the shutdown's impact on NSF-funded science will be a long process.
Analysis of headlines from the satirical newspaper The Onion could help you - or a computer - write humorous news headlines.
Communication in noisy environments or dangerous situations could one day rely on lasers.
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