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The revival of Fender’s blue illustrates the collaborative nature of survival.

A false association with drugs that banned ‘hempcrete’ from the US residential building code has been lifted, paving the way for widespread use.

Fish, insects, and even some plants have learned to adapt to cold climates over hundreds of thousands of years by making their own antifreeze agents to survive subfreezing temperatures.

In disasters like the earthquakes that struck Syria and Turkey on February 6, international cooperation on satellite imaging plays a crucial role in the rescue and recovery efforts.

The Carter Center announced that “Guinea worm is poised to become the second human disease in history to be eradicated.”

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The men and women who organized the nuts and bolts of the Civil Rights Movement may not be as well-remembered but it was they who provided its essential vision and energy.

The de-influencing trend is one we can get behind, as TikTok creators rack up millions of views denouncing products they were influenced to buy but never actually used. 

The skateboarding community is coming together to honor the life of Tyre Nichols, an avid skateboarder who was brutally killed by police.

Renewable energy isn’t just a green business venture; it’s a way to support tribal self-determination and economic development.

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In an exclusive interview with Associated Press reporter Nicole Winfield, published this morning, Pope Francis said homosexuality should not be a crime and called upon all countries with such laws — 67 of them in total — to decriminalize.