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Walking Alone in Nature Could Be the Best Cure for Loneliness

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America Is Getting Hotter. People Aren’t Leaving Because of It

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2026 Report: AI Can Win a Gold Medal in Mathematics but Still Cannot Tell the Time

Lignite coal fired power plants in Germany, surrounded by windmills. When the wind doesn't blow, authorities have to turn on these polluting power plants. Photo: Desintegrator / Shutterstock / NTB

Renewable Energy Cannot Escape the Drought Trap Alone

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The Conversations We Avoid Are Often the Ones We’d Enjoy Most

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Never Marrying Raises Cancer Risk About as Much as Smoking, New Data Suggest

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Being with a Narcissist Does Not Ruin Relationships in the Way Scientists Thought

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Native Americans Were Gambling, Exploring Probability Millenia Before Their Old World Counterparts

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Quantum Computers Could Crack Bitcoin’s Encryption in Nine Minutes. The Clock Is Already Running

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Dark Web Attracts People Who Favor Violence Over Any Other Crime

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Ending Birthright Citizenship Could Create 6 Million Children Without Legal Status by 2050

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Being Betrayed by Your Own Side Causes Far More Trauma Than Being Attacked by the Enemy

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Why Human Language Evolved to Make Us Funnier, Not Just Friendlier

Censer no. 2 in situ in the domestic shrine at Boscoreale (Pompeii, Archivio Fotografico inv. H6803).

The Ash Inside Pompeii’s Household Altars Reveals a Trade Empire in Miniature

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