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The story of North Sentinel is a powerful reminder that there are still places civilization hasn’t conquered—and perhaps shouldn’t.

Starfish have a peculiar digestive system but share some mechanisms with humans.

Anyone who’s lived with a cat has likely been intrigued by the often-puzzling psychology of these animals.

Industry experts have long warned about the risks of not wearing shoes.

The islands’ proximity to the Taiwan Strait and China’s increasing presence in the surrounding waters contribute to a sense of constant threat in Japan.

Scientists now understand that lead exposure has significant neurological effects. No one polluted Europe with lead quite like the Romans.

Although historical records tend to favor the Wrights, the debate persists as a symbolic fight between the U.S. and Brazil.

The recent trend has emerged in response to a growing demand from women who want to avoid calculating their period manually with calendars or apps.

The legacy of the pandemic and cultural changes have increased the number of single reservations.

Cuban has a clear message for Gen Z: “I would spend every waking minute learning about AI. Even if I am sleeping, I am listening to podcasts talking about AI.”

Creators claim it's for civilian use. However, cutting undersea cables is widely recognized as a war strategy.

In an era of submarine war, every mile of guarded coastline counts. And Greenland, now more than ever, counts a lot.

Fasting for three days and eating normally for four may provide a simpler and more effective approach to dieting.

President Donald Trump’s trade war is now impacting the tech and gaming sectors.

While humans may not be able to colonize Mars in the near future, scientists have an idea of the “plants” people could bring with them.

Trump’s new tariffs threaten to make Apple products drastically more expensive, forcing the company to choose between raising prices or sacrificing profit margins.

The world’s billionaires are worth a combined $16.1 trillion. The $100 billion club owns 15% of the total.

China will stop shipping gallium, germanium and antimony, among other critical minerals, to the U.S.

Uninhabited archipelagos, islands solely populated by penguins, and tiny countries are also affected by the government’s new tariff policies.

Happy 50th birthday, Microsoft!

The Trump administration prioritizes an Intel rescue plan to shore up American chip production.