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5,000 Years of Ingenuity: Ancient Scandinavian Farmers’ Adaptable Diet

A groundbreaking study sheds light on the rich dietary practices of Neolithic farmers in Scandinavia, revealing a blend of innovation and adaptation that sustained communities for over 5,000 years.

The Rise and Volatility of the Trump Memecoin

A digital currency bearing the Trump name is shaking up the crypto world, but its extreme volatility raises questions about its long-term value.

US Set to Exit Paris Climate Agreement Under Trump Administration

The United States moves to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement, sparking global concern about climate action and leadership.

The Hidden Scars of Bullying: Teenage Mental Health at Risk

New research reveals the long-lasting impact of bullying on adolescent mental health and the urgent need for intervention.

The Modern Paradox of Marriage: Unrealistic Expectations in a Changing World

Our expectations of marriage have never been as exaggerated as they are today. What we demand from one relationship is both revolutionary and nearly impossible.

Strong Public Trust in Scientists Revealed by Global Study

A sweeping international study sheds light on public trust in scientists, revealing high confidence levels worldwide and a call for more engagement in society and policymaking.

The Unmatched Legacy of the Vasa Warship

Sweden's Vasa warship, a symbol of maritime history, defied time and now stands as one of the best-preserved 17th-century ships in the world.

Trump Proposes U.S. Ownership of TikTok to Avert Ban

As TikTok faces shutdown in the U.S., President-elect Donald Trump suggests a bold plan to save the app by acquiring half of its operations.

The “Net Zero Hero” Myth: Why Solving Climate Change Can’t Rest on Individuals Alone

A new study from the University of Sydney reveals that promoting individuals as climate saviors unfairly shifts responsibility away from industries and policymakers.

TikTok Shutdown in the U.S.: Federal Ban Sparks Debate on January 19, 2025

The controversial ban on TikTok raises questions about data privacy, national security, and the future of social media.

Remembering David Lynch: A Visionary Filmmaker Who Redefined Cinema

The world of cinema mourns the passing of David Lynch, a legendary director whose works such as Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, and Twin Peaks left an indelible mark on film and television.

Apex Predators Sacrificed in Teotihuacán Rituals Nearly 2,000 Years Ago

Recent discoveries reveal that the ancient megacity of Teotihuacán held elaborate rituals involving the sacrifice of apex predators like jaguars, eagles, and wolves, shedding light on its complex spiritual and political life.

European Privacy Group Sues TikTok and AliExpress Over Data Transfers to China

Austrian advocacy group noyb has filed legal complaints against TikTok, AliExpress, and other tech companies for allegedly violating EU data protection laws by transferring user data to China.

Iron Age Britain’s Women: Guardians of Land and Legacy

New DNA analysis reveals that 2,000 years ago, women played central roles in British Celtic societies, with husbands joining their wives' communities after marriage.

President Biden Warns Against the Rise of a “Tech-Industrial Complex”

In his farewell address, President Joe Biden highlighted the dangers posed by the concentration of power among tech giants, calling for action to safeguard democracy and economic fairness.

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