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"Wordle" will be turning 3 years old in a few weeks, but remains as popular as ever.

Photographer: Menashe Davidson Summary Author: Menashe Davidson The fall of mature leaves in the Ficus genus at the end of winter in a Mediterranean climate may exhibit some unique characteristics. The drying process of these leaves follows a gradual pattern;...

Less-traveled ports and culinary experiences are highlights of the ultra-luxe cruises.

The L.A.-based novelty, luxury knitwear label has this week debuted its first cashmere line within its first fall collection.

The company specializes in knitwear, outerwear and everyday staples, which are complemented by active pieces.

Democratic and Republican candidates are locked in tight races for Senate in Florida, Texas and Ohio, three states that have yielded increasingly close polls in recent weeks, according to a new survey. The Marist poll released Thursday showed slight leads for the incumbents in each state but within the margin of error, and two of...

Milton makes landfall as Category 3 hurricane; How Florida's east coast is bracing for Hurricane Milton

Human liver cells follow their own circadian rhythms, which regulate drug metabolism and infection.

Prayers for all the Hurricane Helene survivors and those in the path of Hurricane Milton.

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When Congress enacted the Stored Communications Act of 1986 (SCA), it claimed the statute would guarantee the privacy of digital data that service providers were retaining in storage. The act prohibited the providers from sharing the stored data, and it prohibited unauthorized access to the data, commonly called computer hacking – except, of course, if … Continue reading "The Government Compels Silence Again"

Viktor Orbán and Ursula von der Leyen clash at the Strasbourg plenary, after he presented Hungary's EU Council Presidency initiatives.

Centre-right government bets on 10 years of tax breaks to stop brain drain

The global footprint of the animated sub-genre is growing inexorably

One-off supply-demand mismatches during the Covid shock don’t justify widespread government intervention

Country struggling to catch up on needs of its expanding population amid near full employment

UN agency for Palestinians among nominees 30 years after prize handed to architects of Oslo Accords

Screenwriter Gabriel Sherman’s film was bankrolled by a billionaire Trump donor, hit with legal threats — and had Hollywood running scared

A record 35% of people aged 18-24 were classed as ‘inactive’ this year, driven by a mental health crisis

There must be meaningful reform to a system that hurts the most indebted countries

Scale of evacuation orders and shifting rhetoric point to deeper push into neighbouring country

Business leaders rally for support ahead of UN COP29 summit despite many global companies backtracking