How Americans Are 'Paying it Forward' Hundreds of Times Every Year
8 in 10 Americans believe karma is real and, believing that, 84% will go out of their way to "pay it forward" whenever possible.
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'Exhausted' Immune Cells Could be a New Target for Preventative Breast Cancer Treatment
When certain immune cells in healthy women become 'exhausted', they could become a target for a new preventative breast cancer treatment.
Teaching Teens How to Understand Their Feelings is Key to Helping Them Grow and Mature
Focusing on fixing behavior will leave teens disconnected. ‘Reflective Parenting' teaches what's goes on in the teenage brain, says new book.
Witness the Glory of the 2024 European Tree of the Year - Growing in Poland for 200 Years
Thought to be 200 years old, The Heart of the Garden is the third Polish tree in a row to win, following up a pair oaks in 2023 and 2022.
Kombucha Can Mimic the Effects of Fasting in the Body, According to a Study
Most people will probably think of fasting as a religious penance or a political act of protest, but fasting is actually a key repair process
Swedish Maidens' Choir Sings in J.R.R. Tolkien's Elvish Language to the Delight of LotR Fans
Tolkien wrote hundreds of words in Elvish and it gave groups like Eldandili Fantasy, based in Sweden, the lyrical flexibility to write pieces
8-year-old Boy Becomes Youngest Player to Beat a Chess Grandmaster: 'I felt amazing'
He beat out the previous record holder by 4 months after defeating Poland's Jacek Stopa, 37, in round four of the Burgdorfer Stadthaus Open.
Scientists Reveal Incredible Image of Magnetic Fields Spiraling from Supermassive Black Hole
This new view of the black holes Sagittarius A. and Messier 87 has shown their magnetic fields are strikingly similar.
This French Town Is Making its Cemetery a Source of Solar Energy
The mayor eventually proposed covering the graveyard to divert the rainwater into catch tanks to water the grass around the cemetery
Woman Given New 3D-Printed Windpipe in World First
The one-of-a-kind 3D printer, designed with over a decade of research and testing, was provided by the company T&R Biofab.
She Wanted Her Son with Autism to Explore Nature So She Created a Whimsical Fairy Forest Trail
Made of natural elements, some scavenged from the forest itself, the homes will eventually biodegrade without a trace.
Moscow Teens 'Saved Over 100' From Attack on Crocus City Hall
Khalilov and Donskoy helped lead the fleeing attendees away from dead-end hallways and locked maintenance doors and out through the exits.
Need a Moment of Zen? Watch a Sleepy Hippo Enjoying a Fish Spa Treatment
A sleepy hippo taking an underwater nap while being groomed by a school of fish is just the ‘moment of zen' we needed.
Scientists Locate the Broken Rotor Blade of Stricken Mars Helicopter Using Remote Imaging
Scientists have located the broken rotor blade lost by the stricken Mars helicopter after 72 flights in the Jezero Crater.
Aussie Man Invents Weapon in War Against Invasive Asparagus Fern-The 'Asparagus Assassin'
The assassin is used to tunnel down to the crown of the roots, encircle it, and then saw away all the connecting roots.
Oregon Outback Named World's Largest Dark Sky Sanctuary - a Stargazer's Paradise
Other famous Dark Sky Parks in the US include all the National Parks in Utah, Big Cypress National Preserve, and Big Bend National Park.
MacKenzie Scott Has Now Given Away $16.5 Billion with New Grants Announced, Since Divorcing Amazon's Jeff Bezos
MacKenzie Scott has now given away $16.5 billion in her quest to donate the money from her divorce to Amazon's Jeff Bezos.
Senators Pushed Big Pharma to Cap Inhaler Prices at $35 - Successfully Bringing Relief to American Families
It's the second such development this year, after the price of insulin was capped recently through executive-congressional actions.
Get Ready for the Solar Eclipse Over North American Coming Soon
This time, and like the 2017 eclipse that passed over North America, millions of people will be in the "path of totality."
'The Largest Environmental Restoration in History' Continues to Restart the Heart of the Everglades
As wet as it is, South Florida has experienced a catalogue of environmental problems stemming from the loss of water from Lake Okeechobee