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U.S.
Human Ashes in Plastic Baggies Mistaken for Heroin After Car Crash
The cremated remains were being stored in the car.
2 min read
Science
Arbor Day 2018 Facts: The Oldest Tree in the World, How Forests Improve Human Health
There are tens of thousands of tree species in the world and we need them all.
3 min read
U.S.
Army Soldier Allowed to Grow Beard for Norse Religion, a ‘Heathen’ Tradition
The “heathen” was granted permission for the facial hair under new Army regulations.
2 min read
U.S.
Explosion at Oil Refinery Leads to Multiple Injuries in Wisconsin
At the time of the explosion, crews were in the process of shutting down the refinery so that repairs could be made to the decades-old facility.
3 min read
World
When Will Chernobyl Be Livable? Facts on the Anniversary of the Soviet Nuclear Disaster
Wildlife is thriving—but humans wont be able to live near Chernobyl for a long time.
3 min read
World
Huge Mexican Bust: 417 Endangered Fish Organs Stuffed into Suitcases
The totoaba swim bladder is highly prized in traditional Chinese medicine.
3 min read
Science
Elephant Bird Egg Lost to History Rediscovered at Science Museum
The egg is a foot long and weighs more than three pounds.
3 min read
Health
World Malaria Day 2018: Facts, Symptoms of Disease Carried By Mosquitoes
Hundreds of thousands of people still die of the ancient disease every year.
3 min read
Science
At-Home Genetic Testing Is Blurring Lines Between Patient and Consumer
Private DNA tests will play an increasingly complicated role in health care.
6 min read
Health
Even a Little Caffeine While Pregnant Could Increase Child’s Obesity Risk: Study
Researchers found kids weighed more with the slightest amount of caffeine exposure.
3 min read
U.S.
WWII Mortar Prompts Emergency Evacuation in Texas as Bomb Squad Investigates
It was unclear if the mortar was still a live weapon decades later.
2 min read
Science
Beautiful Images Show Cancer Sweeping Through Blood, Immune Cells Eating Sugar in Real-Time
We can see detailed images of cells in their natural environment, not just on a glass slide.
2 min read
U.S.
Who Is Deputy Jim Long? Resource Officer Stopped Forest High School Shooter
Long is a school resource officer and is posted there full-time.
2 min read
Science
Gray Whale Facts: All About the Species Adorning Oregon License Plates
The massive marine mammals are still in trouble in Asia.
2 min read
Science
Famous Dodo Said to Have Inspired ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Character Died After It Was Shot in Head
Scientists found shotgun pellets in the head of the famous Oxford Dodo bird specimen.
3 min read
Science
Earth Day 2018: Small Ways to Reduce Your Environmental Impact
On Earth Day and every day, there’s a lot you can do to reduce your footprint.
2 min read
U.S.
Southwest Passenger Jennifer Riordan Cause of Death: What Is Blunt Impact Trauma?
Her injuries were to her head, neck and torso.
3 min read
U.S.
Who Is Darren Ellisor? Co-Pilot During Fatal Southwest Flight With Engine Failure Identified
Darren Ellisor was in the U.S. Air Force before flying for Southwest.
3 min read
Science
Scientists Save Endangered Bat Species That Helps Make Tequila
The bats have tongues as long as their bodies.
2 min read
U.S.
David Bowie MetroCard: How to Get One for NYC Subway
There are five different card styles being dispensed at two downtown stations.
2 min read
U.S.
Six Earthquakes Shake Small Nebraska Town in Eight Days
The tremors are “weird,” but no one has been hurt.
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