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Florida Faces Historic Rainfall, Polling Place Relocations Amid Flooding
Florida experiences unprecedented rainfall, with some areas receiving half a year's worth in just 36 hours, prompting emergency declarations and polling place relocations.
Between the storm and the crater, a sequence investigators must reconstruct.
Investigators found pieces of a Learjet's tail more than a mile from the South Florida crash site, indicating the plane began breaking apart in flight before killing all nine aboard.
Supreme Court May Allow Religious Schools to Exclude LGBTQ+ Students
The Supreme Court hears arguments on whether religious schools can reject children of same-sex couples, raising questions about discrimination and public funding.
Webb Telescope Detects Variable Water Clouds on Brown Dwarf WISE 0855
The James Webb Space Telescope has confirmed that water clouds on the brown dwarf WISE 0855 vary in thickness, marking a significant milestone in exoplanetary weather studies.
Birdsong Shares Acoustic Patterns With Human Speech
A new study reveals that birdsong shares deep acoustic patterns with human speech and music, regardless of vocal learning, highlighting evolutionary connections.
Temperature Changes Impact Alligator Sex Ratios
A new study reveals how slight temperature shifts can dramatically alter the sex ratios of alligators, impacting their population health and ecosystem roles.
Sometimes Dead Is Not the End, but It Is Not Alive Either
Astronomers found a white dwarf with a double debris disc, likely maintained by two surviving planetary bodies, offering a glimpse of what may await our solar system after the Sun's death.
The Romance of Cometary Delivery Meets the Physics of Impact
Cambridge simulations of 100,000 comet strikes suggest cometary delivery of life's building blocks to early Earth was highly unlikely, with Mars a more plausible destination.
What the Skulls Said About Forty Years of Hunting
Madagascar's flying foxes have shrunk significantly since the 1980s, a change researchers link to commercial hunting that targets the largest individuals, with the population down two-thirds.
A Park by the Bridge, and the Trust That Was Broken
A 70-year-old Killara man has been charged over the alleged random sexual assault of a 14-year-old boy at Echo Point Park in 2023, following a two-year investigation.
A Footpath, a Tower, and the Quiet That Followed
A woman and a primary school-aged child were found dead outside an apartment complex in Box Hill, Melbourne, on Thursday evening. Police are not seeking anyone else.
Between Doctrine and a Dying Child, a Silence
An Australian coroner was moved to tears as Elizabeth Struhs's sister testified about the 8-year-old's death after insulin was withheld on religious grounds, calling her "infinitely more" than the tragedy.
When the Cockpit Door Opens, What Trust Remains?
Israel bars a Los Angeles-based United pilot from crew entry over social media posts alleged to express sympathy for Iran and Hezbollah, prompting a review rooted in post-attack aviation security.
Six European Invitations for a Year Not Yet Written
National Geographic's Best of the World 2027 list includes six European destinations—from Scotland's dark skies to Normandy's millennium—each poised for a moment of quiet resonance.
The Mountain Keeps What the Photograph Cannot
An American tourist died after falling nearly 1,000 feet in Italy's Dolomites when she stepped off a marked path to take a photo, a tragedy witnessed by her family.
The shot came from the shoulder; the girl was simply driving past
A Texas couple has been charged in the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Alyssa Wilson, who was killed by a gunshot fired from a highway shoulder as she drove to the St. Louis Zoo. Investigators say the attack was random.
Thirty-five years later, the hills held their breath again.
A two-to-three-acre fire near Panoramic Way on the Oakland-Berkeley border damaged one home but was brought under control by Tuesday afternoon, on the 35th anniversary of the 1991 Oakland Hills firestorm.
A walking tour, a sudden gust, and a death no one could foresee
Brother Rogério Renato Mateucci, 55, rector of a Brazilian university, was killed at Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West when wind dislodged roofing material that struck his head. The site is closed pending investigation.
A Sixth Day of Violence, and a Refusal That Holds
Albanian PM Edi Rama refused to resign for a sixth day as violent protests continued in Tirana, with 272 injured and Rama framing the unrest as a threat to EU accession rather than his government.
Masked Settlers, European Diplomats, and the Question of Protection
The EU demanded full accountability after masked Israeli settlers attacked European diplomats near Taybeh in the West Bank during the olive harvest, with no arrests made as of Sunday.
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