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Wolves are back — but face new peril

There are now 2,800 wild wolves in the northern Rockies — but ranchers and GOP allies want to wipe them out

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NYC is finally ready to dump Trump

With a whopping fine and a possible three-year ban, the Big Apple finally purges a troublesome native son

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Understanding the brain's sewage system

New research on how the brain flushes waste underscores the importance of getting good sleep in preventing dementia

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Is COVID brain fog from a "leaky" brain?

Brain fog is mysterious but researchers believe they've identified a biomarker that could finally lead to treatment

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"Time will tell" on FL measles outbreak

Experts say vaccinated people are safe, but if you're unvaccinated, it's a good idea to avoid South Florida

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The conflict generated by sand

Sand is the second-most commonly used resource on Earth and its environmental and social impacts are massive

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Chaos as IVF halts in Alabama

The Alabama Supreme Court ruling that embryos are "extrauterine children" is already causing chaos for families

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Uncommitted Mich. Dems want to save Joe

Campaign urges voters "who feel betrayed by the president" to vote uncommitted in Tuesday's primary

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Period taboos have serious consequences

The "period positivity" movement has seen substantial progress but much work remains to be done

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Is there any point to recycling?

Evidence shows fossil fuel companies pushed recycling instead of addressing our growing plastic problem

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Large COVID-19 vaccine study finds risks

Any pharmaceutical has risk of side effects, but a COVID infection is far more dangerous than the vaccines

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Why syphilis came roaring back

Accessing screening and testing is becoming harder, said Dr. Elizabeth Cherot, president and CEO of March of Dimes

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Climate change damages mental health

New research into the mental health problems caused by global heating indicates how to handle the extreme stress

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Going to space? Fly at your own risk

For now, going to space is largely “fly at your own risk”

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All Creatures: "War starts to rumble on"

Nicholas Ralph, who plays James Herriot, spoke to Salon about RAF duties, vintage cars and handling a bird of prey

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Anti-DEI GOP struggles to diversify

The GOP's strategy is "non-genuine" given Trump's impact on the party, former Republican candidate says

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Ape ear bones unlock evolutionary clues

Described by scientists as a "bony labyrinth," the inner ear provides many clues as to the origin of our species

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A future of no menopause?

Using cryopreservation of ovarian tissue, menopause could become a thing of the past. But should it?

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"Powerful evidence" in NY Trump case

“Trump could be sitting in a prison cell come election day," attorney says

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Will SCOTUS "freeze" Trump's trial?

Supreme Court must weigh "havoc" Trump is causing against the need for "speedy justice," says legal expert

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Why COVID is still ruining sex

It's time to normalize that nobody is in the mood because everything still sucks

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Antarctica's past — and future — melt

The West Antarctic Ice Sheet once shrank by 450 meters. Climate change is repeating history

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Prof: Trump filing "exceptionally weak"

"Trump should have thought of all of this before he did what he did,” professor says

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"Be inspired to defend your democracy"

Salon talks to Ugandan activist and political leader Bobi Wine, whose Oscar-nominated documentary is a lifeline

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The fall of the workplace wellness era

Wellness perks don't improve well-being in the workplace, studies show. But flexible schedules and more pay do

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