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Discover a unique perspective on Election Day in the small town of Van Wert, Ohio, where festive Halloween celebrations meet political differences.

A recent study reveals that cats may learn words faster than human babies, shedding light on feline intelligence.

The search for the parents of newborn baby Santiago intensifies as more details come to light. Authorities are puzzled by the parents' actions as the baby, born premature and in need of special care, remains missing.

A megameteorite impact 3.26 billion years ago caused a worldwide tsunami and boiled oceans, yet led to the flourishing of life on Earth.

A lost short story by Bram Stoker, the world-famous author of Dracula, has been discovered in the archive of the library in Dublin.

The body of a French girl has been found over a year after her disappearance, shedding light on a tragic case involving suicide and mysteries.

A recent study by Oxford Economics reveals the significant impact of Shell in the Dutch economy, highlighting its job creation and tax contributions.

The body of Lina (15), the French teenager who had been missing for over a year, was discovered this week submerged in a river, according to French media reports.

The recent invasion of the Russian border region Koersk by Ukraine seems to be facing challenges as Russian forces are regaining control of nearly half of the conquered territory.

A recent study has shown that training for a marathon is a good way to get fit, but incorporating very short 'microwalks' throughout the day can also contribute to a healthier lifestyle.

Researchers have discovered an underground tomb with twelve skeletons beneath Al Khazneh, also known as the Treasury, in the ancient city of Petra, Jordan.

Seven new species of frogs that sound more like birds than amphibians have been discovered on the African island of Madagascar.

Ukraine's use of drones equipped with artificial intelligence is providing advantages in warfare, but moral dilemmas arise from the deployment of AI on the battlefield.

In China, arranging a job for your pet is becoming a big business due to factors like aging population and declining workforce.

Four gas stations in Paris have been prohibited from selling diesel since early October as part of a broader plan to phase out the fuel in the city. The ban aims to reduce air pollution and is part of Mayor Anne Hidalgo's efforts to limit the use of polluting vehicles in the capital.

Recent DNA analysis of Columbus's remains in Seville Cathedral reveals unexpected findings.

SpaceX Starship, the largest rocket ever, is set to launch on its fifth test flight from Texas with some unique recovery experiments.

The nightlife district of Hamburg, Germany, was partially evacuated on Saturday evening after an unexploded World War II bomb was discovered.

Two groups of astronomers are reportedly engaged in a race to detect evidence of extraterrestrial life, with Professor Simon Holland claiming that proof will be revealed within weeks.

The Swedish government is set to conduct a study on the norms and values of immigrants in the country to assess their alignment with liberal democratic ideals.

Former President Barack Obama criticizes Donald Trump and urges support for Kamala Harris during a campaign event in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) reports a significant decline in the number of wild animals since 1970, with populations of mammals, fish, and reptiles decreasing by nearly three-quarters globally. What are the causes of this decline, what does it mean for humanity, and what can be done about it? Five questions.

Several deaths have occurred following a tornado in St. Lucie County in Florida. Hurricane Milton made landfall in Florida with wind gusts of 190 kilometers per hour, leaving over a million people without power.

An American salvage company, Glocca Morra, has taken legal action against the Colombian government, claiming rights to a sunken treasure aboard the San José shipwreck. The case will be heard by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague.

American John Hopfield and British Canadian Geoffrey Hinton have been awarded this year's Nobel Prize in Physics for their research on neural networks and learning machines.

A biologist named Kei Jokura conducted a study at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, where he observed injured jellyfish merging together to form a single organism.

A ship belonging to the New Zealand Navy ran aground on a reef off the coast of Samoa, caught fire, and sank. All 75 crew members have been rescued, according to the navy.

Palestinian media reported that Aziz Salha, who was part of a group that overpowered Israeli soldiers in 2000, has been killed in a recent bombing in Gaza.

A recent study reveals that a significant number of young people and adults with long COVID are experiencing a reduction in their social contacts as a result of their persistent symptoms.

The Surinamese oil field in Block 58 is estimated to hold around 700 million barrels of oil, with potential to produce 200,000 barrels per day. TotalEnergies is expected to make a $10 billion investment decision during a visit to Suriname.