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The El Niño in the Pacific Ocean is producing chart-topping heat data. Its influence is forecast to ripple around the planet.

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Archaeologists examining an approximately 6,200-year-old skull uncovered at a Copper Age site identified a series of injuries on the skull matching to a young adult male. The wounds were most ...

Late 20th-century culture wars over artists like Robert Mapplethorpe and Andres Serrano set the stage for the transgressive Age of Trump.

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Our minds operate on patterns. Some are helpful—like brushing your teeth every morning—while others quietly shape how we think, feel, and respond without us even noticing. These less visible routines, ...

During the pandemic, fraud skyrocketed as government agencies attempted to get critical funds quickly out the door to people in need. Domestic and international crime rings took advantage of outdated ...