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Success is supposed to be something you celebrate. At the workplace, it’s most often measured on the basis of promotions, awards or recognition. This is how you realize that your hard work and ambition are finally paying off. Yet, for many, reaching the top can come with an unexpected cost.…

Exactly a century ago, a military photographer (Marcelin Flandrin) documented the end of a legend, completely unknowingly. Captured fleetingly on a flight from Casablanca to Dakar, the black-and-white photograph would become the last known wild photograph of the Barbary lion — one of the most iconic and elusive big cats…

Decades of research have shown that women tend to initiate divorces more than men, even though it can be an exceptionally stressful chapter in their lives. They often have to take on more work — emotional, mental and physical — than they did prior to divorce. However, divorce can also…

With the one-time $7,500 federal tax credit/rebate set to expire on September 30 and import tariffs remaining a question mark regarding pricing moving forward, analysts expect electric vehicle sales to take a sharp dive in the months ahead. To help move the metal in the meantime automakers are going all…

Dyson announced a bunch of new products today alongside its flagship V16 Piston Animal. One of them is the V8 Cyclone, which debuts as an upgraded V8 Stick with a slew of upgrades in terms of both power and usability. The new Dyson vacuum offers 30% more suction and 50%…

The Conjuring: Last Rites, starring Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga, is new in theaters this week. How does the film’s Rotten Tomatoes rating stack up against all of the other Conjuring films and its spinoffs? Rated R, The Conjuring: Last Rites plays in Thursday previews before opening in theaters nationwide…

The pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly announced last week that its investigational drug, orforglipron, proved effective in a third late-stage clinical trial. The once-daily pill helps patients with obesity and type 2 diabetes lose weight and lower their blood sugar levels. Still, challenges remain, which include relatively high discontinuation rates that…

A magnitude 6.0 earthquake hit Afghanistan’s eastern region on Sunday midnight, followed by a series of aftershocks. Non government agencies like the International Rescue Committee and Caritas report widespread damage, worsened by heavy rain and floods in the region. The Taliban regime confirmed 800 people were killed, with many people…

Subduction and the formation of continents, a crucial geological process on Earth, may have begun much earlier than traditionally believed. This surprising discovery comes from a new study published by an international team of researchers. The Hadean Eon, spanning from 4.6 to 4.0 billion years ago, remains the most enigmatic…

In a new study, Christopher Mulligan, a Ph.D. student at the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, University of California, reexamined chemical traces in Dickinsonia, one of the earliest known multicellular organism on Earth. Its fossils contain unusually high levels of coprostane-like molecules, a chemical compound linked to modern animals.…