You probably didn't have pneumonic plague (also known as the Black Death) on your 2026 bingo card, but here we are.

The Clean Label Project has discovered heavy metals and dangerous toxins in nearly all of the commercial cat foods it tested.

Meteorologists are conflicted about how this year's El Niño weather patterns will affect the USA. Here are some possible predictions.

Shipping requires fuel, which is in short supply now. Combine that with global crop failures, and worldwide food shortages may be imminent.

After decades of sustained action, green sea turtles are now bouncing back from near-extinction and are officially no longer endangered.

Terrasse-Vaudrueil is the first governing body in North America to sign the Universal Declaration of the Rights of Trees.

Gen Z and Gen Alpha are cognitively less capable than previous generations. How can these generations function independently as they grow up?

Climate change has caused record-breaking weather and seismic events around the world, including earthquakes, floods, droughts, and fires.

Trump changed "Lake Ontario's" name to "Lake America" in a fit of pique over trade tariffs. Canada's response is a firm: "NO".

AI is being used for everything from college essays to medical screening, but studies show that it can't replace essential human skills.

Many candy makers can no longer label products of theirs as "chocolate" because their cocoa content percentages are below legal limits.

Cats kill billions of wild animals every year. With more species disappearing daily, should pet cats be banned from roaming outdoors?

The activists who broke into Ridglan Farms and freed 22 beagles from horrific abuse now face over 30 years in prison for that rescue.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has estimated that roughly 2.6 million people die each year worldwide due to medical errors.

In Ráquira, Colombia, a smiling, 30-foot-tall piggy bank collects monetary donations for local animal rescue organizations and shelters.

A woman whose husband abused her physically and psychologically for 54 years was awarded $400,000 in compensation, in a legal first.

Climate change is wreaking havoc worldwide, but Costa Rica is the first country to reverse deforestation and ensure future protections.

Individualism, aka "main character syndrome", seems pervasive in both social media and real life. Has it changed human interaction forever?

After the Trump administration de-funded their research, scientists launched an OnlyFans account featuring their yellow-bellied marmots.

A two-year-old poodle named Beyli has miraculously been found alive a month after the devastating twin earthquakes in Venezuela.

China is taking major strides towards greater food security. Here's why we should all prioritize similar initiatives in our own countries.

The 1877 super El Niño was the "worst environmental disaster to ever befall humanity". The event predicted for 2026 may be even worse.

Early Childhood Trauma Affects Brain Development Like PTSD

Many retirement homes are counteracting senior loneliness by bringing in foster kittens for the residents to cuddle and help care for.

Why are so many people being labelled as "narcissists" rather than being seen as selfish, or simply flawed human beings doing their best?

Many candy makers can no longer label products of theirs as "chocolate" because their cocoa content percentages are below legal limits.

In December of this year, automatic military draft registration begins across the USA. Here's what it means for America's young men.

A new study used computer simulations to examine how the Aloe vera's natural chemicals interact with brain enzymes tied to memory loss.

Bagheera kiplingi, a small Mexican jumping spider, is the only known spider species that thrives on a primarily vegetarian diet.

After years of captive breeding programs, habitat replenishment, and protection from hunting, giant pandas are no longer endangered!

Alora has developed an innovative ocean farming approach to combat food insecurity: cultivating rice on floating islands in the sea.

As AI infiltrates nearly every aspect of our daily lives, people are turning back to books, records, and other forms of analog media.

Austin Appelbee swam 4 km to get help after his mother and younger siblings were pulled out to sea on their paddleboard.

An Israeli startup has launched "Remilk": made with proteins genetically identical to cow’s milk, but created in a lab rather than an udder.

In The Book of Beasts, author Elizabeth Sulis Kim takes us on a journey to meet 12 sacred animals from world mythology and folklore.

The latest UAP/UFO updates from the Trump administration don't deliver the information that citizens have been asking for.

Celebrate this special Fourth of July event with Colonial recipes that the USA's Founding Fathers would have enjoyed 250 years ago!

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The Planetary Health Diet offers compelling evidence that what's best for our bodies may also be best for the planet.

For the first time in history, a patient with Huntington's disease received a direct injection of neural stem cells into their brain in May 2026. The clinical t

A recent study done on 212 plant-based foods and drinks across the UK determined that all of them were tainted with dangerous mycotoxins.

A recent study done on 212 plant-based foods and drinks across the UK determined that all of them were tainted with dangerous mycotoxins.

Tulsi Gabbard has released "never-before-seen" files, which imply that Fauci mislead Congress while under oath about the origins of COVID-19.

Researchers at Stanford Medicine discovered a groundbreaking treatment that can reverse cartilage loss in aging joints.

Many vulnerable Canadians who struggle with meagre disability benefits seem to be contemplating assisted dying via the MAiD program.

Mandatory reporters in Minnesota can be charged with a misdemeanor if they do not report child abuse to authorities. But violators of the statute are rarely convicted, and fines are often similar to t...

New scientific research implies that shared clinical traits between autism and ADHD are associated with overlapping genetic mechanisms.