The Lake Nyos explosion released 300,000 tons of CO2, killing 1,746 people in Cameroon overnight through asphyxiation.
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Ten powerful Native American sayings speak directly to our most urgent modern challenges with timeless wisdom.
The 2013 DSM-5 removed a rule blocking a grief depression diagnosis, sparking a debate that continues today.
America's tap water contains PFAS, lead, and hundreds of unregulated contaminants affecting millions of people across the country.
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Seven grocery store items consistently carry markups far beyond their value, from pre-cut produce to name-brand spices.
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Eight small relationship moments that reveal what love looks like in daily life beyond the words.
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US courts are rejecting AI companies' legal shields as AI chatbot liability cases multiply in 2025 and 2026.