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Since 2008, the U.S. has spent over US$3 billion to help stabilize Mexico and stem its surge in extreme violence. The U.S. gun industry and interest group lobbyists have undercut these efforts by advocating for lax regulation and enforcement. This has created mayhem south of the border, and its effects…

Relationships are beautiful, but they’re also complex. While every couple is different, there are some common patterns many women unintentionally fall into—despite having the best of intentions. These mistakes don’t stem from malice or ignorance, but often from deeply rooted habits, societal conditioning, or emotional blind spots.

Katie Matthews, 32, found out she was having twins at the same time her cancer was discovered

Katie Matthews and her family are also trying to raise awareness of the Anthony Nolan stem cell register.

US president claims white South African farmers face systematic killings, echoing debunked white genocide narratives.

Zipp integrates new AXS wheel sensor into 353 NSW and 303 SW, alongside wheel updates, a new hub system and Goodyear tyre partnership

Science funding is a hot topic these days and people have questions about how grants work. Who decides whether a researcher will receive funds? What’s the decision-making process? How is the money spent once a grant proposal has been approved?

Billed as the "most significant" update since the product was released, Force 3.5 is available now as a free public beta

“It turns out SSRIs don’t just make our brains happier; they also make our T cells happier - even while they’re fighting tumours.”

Extreme weather costs the EU about €28.3bn in lost crops and livestock per year, more than half the losses stem from drought