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Moo Deng the baby hippo became a global sensation after her videos of frolicking at a Thai zoo went viral. She has featured in brand campaigns and is likely to even have her own livestream. However her newfound fame isn’t without problems, Maroosha Muzaffar reports

In June 2021, a deadly heat wave pushed temperatures to 109 degrees Fahrenheit (43 Celsius) in Spokane, Washington, a northern city near the Idaho border where many homes weren’t built with central air conditioning.

We speak to Columbia’s VP of Innovation to find out how the brand's Insect Shield gear protects people against mosquitoes, ticks, midges and more

The prime minister has repaired broken relations with France, but Britain still looks perilously isolated in a world of shifting alliances, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Supreme Court has cleared the way for President Donald Trump’s plans to downsize the federal workforce despite warnings from experts that vital government services will be lost and hundreds of thousands of federal employees will be out of their jobs

Exclusive: Most of defense department’s discretionary spending from 2020 to 2024 went to military contractors

Trying to save money and help the planet simultaneously sounds like a win-win. Many people purchase “green” home products in the hope of cutting costs and reducing their environmental impact. But not every eco-friendly product lives up to the hype. Some costs more than they save, and others make little…

Blazes break out in France, Greece, Turkiye and Syria, with several other nations on high alert over scorching weather.

Diquat is banned in the UK, EU, China and other countries. The US has resisted calls to regulate it

Home repairs can be expensive and time-consuming. Sometimes, it’s tempting to go for a quick fix that looks good on the surface. But not all repairs actually solve the real problem. Many common household repairs are just cosmetic cover-ups. They hide the issue instead of fixing it. This matters because…

New study finds troubling levels of Pfas near wastewater plants and sludge sites in 19 states