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Previous models may not have accounted for small factors that make keeping below two degrees Celsius much more difficult.

Each year, more than 700,000 veterans rely on the GI Bill to pay for their education, but those who pursue online degrees don’t receive their benefits in full. We must show veteran students pursuing online degrees that the country appreciates their service by asking Congress to address this oversight.

While we civilians march into our inter-galactically grim cost of living a nightmare existence blinking in disbelief at the horror of it all while clutching ‘blackout boxes’, over on planet celebrity Cara Delevingne has become a “sexual wellness” entrepreneur. The model is the co-owner and creative adviser of Lora DiCarlo,…

ST. PAUL, Oregon — The first hint of harvest time in one of the nation's major hop-growing regions is obvious: All along the backroads of Oregon's Willamette Valley are trucks overflowing with ropes of bouncy, freshly cut hops dropping their distinctive bright green cones on blacktop warmed by the early…

In the wake of the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, some elected officials are making calls anew for teachers to be armed and trained to use firearms to protect the nation’s schools. To shine light on the matter, The Conversation reached out to Aimee Huff and…

Calculating snow caught in trees by measuring their swaying is hoped to help monitor snowstorms

Scientists developed innovative puzzles for birds to solve to gain a prize.

Experts at the Linus Pauling Institute sponsored an extremely interesting presentation of vitamin C this week. You may remember Dr. Pauling, a brilliant and sometimes controversial chemist who published numerous books and articles on the role of vitamin C and other nutrients in human health. The institute at Oregon State…

Following the promising study on cannabinoids and COVID-19 published by Oregon State University, Gb Sciences, Inc.