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Research urges U.S. healthcare reforms to balance physician strikes and patient safety by modernizing labor laws and implementing staffing regulations.

A study reveals that sedentary jobs and irregular hours significantly worsen insomnia, urging companies to rethink work environments for better sleep health.

The potential valuation of Greenland highlights the complexities of acquiring territory today, intertwining economic factors, ethics, and national identity.

Recent research reveals that ferns can evolve their reproductive strategies in a non-linear fashion, occasionally regressing to simpler forms.

Despite initial claims of space debris, experts are puzzled over a 1,100-pound metallic ring in Kenya, with ties to an Ariane V mission deemed unlikely.

Comet C/2024 G3, making its closest approach to the sun on January 13, 2025, promises a breathtaking sight for southern hemisphere skywatchers, if it survives the heat.

Tonight, witness a rare lunar occultation where the full "Wolf Moon" obscures bright Mars, a stunning event visible across much of North America!

Research reveals that grass lizards boast the longest tails relative to body size, while thresher sharks excel with their lengthy tails used for propulsion and hunting.

New research utilizing supernova data suggests the Timescape model could better explain cosmic expansion than the conventional Lambda-CDM framework.

The death of Yellowstone's "Queen of the Wolves," 907F, at 11.7 years highlights the harsh realities wolves face, yet her legacy inspires admiration and tribute.