For decades, researchers have looked for links. Most believe the disorder springs from a complex interplay of genetics and environmental factors.

The frantic competition that we’ve normalized is based on a lie about what makes a college education truly valuable.

When asked about Scott, the Ontario Premier said in an unrelated conference, ‘Go to Sault Ste Marie police. I don’t want to interfere in a police investigation’

When asked about Scott, the Ontario Premier said in an unrelated conference, ‘Go to Sault Ste Marie police. I don’t want to interfere in a police investigation’

For decades, researchers have looked for links. Most believe the disorder springs from a complex interplay of genetics and environmental factors.

Six internationally recognised marine scientists who are researching South Australia’s toxic algal bloom are set to lose their jobs at Flinders University, the ABC understands. 

For decades, researchers have looked for links. Most believe the disorder springs from a complex interplay of genetics and environmental factors.

For decades, researchers have looked for links. Most believe the disorder springs from a complex interplay of genetics and environmental factors.

Education minister acts after dozens of Halifax high school students say they were missing out on hearing the national anthem each morning

As more people worry about their environmental footprint in both life and death, one cemetery operator is offering a unique alternative – coffins and urns made of mushrooms.

Researchers show interventions to reduce hostility only have short-term impact and there is no ‘magical fix’

Efforts to reduce the hostility people feel towards rival political parties can result in small changes – but such effects largely evaporate within two weeks, researchers have found.

The team behind the work, which explored the impact of interventions ranging from correcting common misperceptions of the other side to enabling contact between political opponents, say their results suggest fresh approaches are needed to tackle what some have labelled the “age of rage”.

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According to the publisher, the book ‘changes the way we understand both the tragedy of April 2020 and the private realities of intimate partner violence’

When asked about Scott, the Ontario Premier said in an unrelated conference, ‘Go to Sault Ste Marie police. I don’t want to interfere in a police investigation’

According to the publisher, the book ‘changes the way we understand both the tragedy of April 2020 and the private realities of intimate partner violence’

This comes after the Canadian Food Inspection Agency applied for a search warrant and ordered the cull of 400 ostriches following an avian flu outbreak on the farm.

A federal report on Monday is expected to point to acetaminophen, the active ingredient in painkillers like Tylenol. But research into a possible connection has yielded mixed results.

As the Brazilian city prepares to host 50,000 delegates, local people are being pushed from their homes

The two-bedroom apartment in Belém became Suelen Freitas’s home in 2020, when she moved her family to the same building as her elderly mother. On the edge of the Amazon rainforest, it was where her story played out for five years, from enduring the Covid pandemic, to watching her two children get into the university.

But in March everything changed. An eviction notice gave them and their neighbours 30 days to vacate their apartments. One by one, all 12 families were forced out. “It was very painful,” Freitas said.

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Gene therapies for rare diseases are frequently developed then discarded by drug companies because they can’t afford to produce the treatment for more patients.

Quite simply, it’s really, really expensive to build homes in Canada

Given the costs of launching and maintaining satellites in orbit, protecting them has become a major concern for India and other spacefaring nations

Sun Day national action supported renewable energy, day after ‘Make Billionaires Pay’ march ahead of Climate Week

Hundreds of environmentalists gathered in New York City’s Stuyvesant Square Park and a nearby Quaker meeting house on Sunday to rally in support of solar power and other forms of renewable energy. The event was part of a national “day of action” billed Sun Day, founded by veteran environmental activist Bill McKibben and first Earth Day coordinator Denis Hayes.

“It’s so sad to watch the sun going to waste,” McKibben said at a press conference, standing beside environmentalists and their children. “Every single day, energy from heaven going to waste while we drill down to hell for another dose of the stuff that is wrecking this planet.”

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All the ‘deals’ he keeps signing with foreign countries don’t actually say or do anything

Can Jay Bhattacharya save science?

Two-year-old boy dies and homes buried as remnants of Tropical Storm Mario bring downpours and thunder

Flash flooding and landslides led to the death of a two-year-old boy in California in the US last week, after heavy rainfall followed on the heels of Tropical Storm Mario further south. The storm skirted the Pacific coast of Mexico last week with minimal disruption, eventually dissipating to the west of Baja California on Tuesday, but the remnants went on to cause havoc on Thursday. Residual moist air from the tropical storm was drawn north-east towards California, bringing heavy downpours and thunder to central and southern counties.

The heaviest rainfall was in the mountains of Riverside and San Bernardino counties, where up to 68mm (2.67in) fell in just a few hours. Further north, Death Valley – famously one of the driest places on Earth – received 15mm of rain, triple the average rainfall for September and a full quarter of the yearly average.

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Black holes are one of nature’s most inscrutable creations and supermassive black holes that lurk near the centres of galaxies are the biggest of them all. As a star nears a black hole’s event horizon, extreme forces stretch and compress the star into a long, thin stream, releasing enormous amounts of electromagnetic energy

Authorities have issued an evacuation order to some residents near Dunmore, Alberta due to a wildfire that threatens residential homes.

The islands that Charles Darwin made famous have become more accessible. Too accessible, say some residents and researchers, who fear nature is imperiled.

Group participates in previously unthinkable mile-long swim after US made key progress to clean polluted rivers

Hundreds of people plunged into the Chicago River’s chilly waters on Sunday as part of the first organized swim in the river for nearly 100 years, a previously unthinkable act in what was once one of the most befouled waterways in the world.

About 300 people, some wearing wetsuits, jumped into the Chicago River for a mile-long looping swim on an early, overcast midwest morning, a feat made possible by the often unseen but crucial progress the US has made in the past half century in cleaning its rivers of toxic pollution.

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The Saskatchewan premier sees a ‘generational opportunity’ after years of conflict with Ottawa. It’s up to Mark Carney now to deliver

The government’s intervention on the notwithstanding clause is both ill-conceived and ill-timed

‘But for his Gladue factors, I would have imposed the sentence sought by the Crown,’ said the judge

Queensland Nationals senator tells Cpac conference ‘last rites being administered’ and praises Andrew Hastie for threat to quit frontbench over policy

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Nationals senator Matt Canavan has claimed the Coalition is “on the cusp of walking away from net zero”, urging Sussan Ley to campaign against the emissions reduction target by taking inspiration from Peter Dutton’s opposition to the Indigenous voice referendum.

The conservative political conference Cpac has heaped more pressure on Ley to dump the climate target, with a host of rightwing Liberal and National politicians calling for the 2050 aspiration – agreed by the former Coalition prime minister Scott Morrison – to be scrapped immediately.

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Dozens of volunteers were planting trees in a southwest Calgary city park on Saturday. The annual event has seen more than 550,000 trees planted across Canada since 2010.

What are fentanyl precursors? Why is it difficult to monitor the trade? How does the supply chain work?

La capitale italienne a rendu un hommage vibrant au Capitaine Thomas Isidore Noël Sankara, président du Faso de 1983 à 1987. Le Municipio Roma III a officiellement baptisé un espace vert du quartier de Montesacro du nom de « Parco Thomas Sankara ». L’inauguration de la plaque commémorative s’est tenue le mercredi 17 septembre 2025, …

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A BC Ferries vessel struck a humpback in Wright Sound Wednesday. The whale’s body was discovered the next day and is being examined to determine the cause of death.

L’Union nationale professionnelle des affaires économiques du Burkina a organisé, le samedi 20 septembre 2025, une opération de reboisement dans l’arrondissement 10 de Ouagadougou. Une cinquantaine de plants, composés d’arbres fruitiers et médicinaux, ont été mis en terre dans un bosquet sécurisé de la zone.  Cette initiative s’inscrit dans la dynamique de l’appel lancé par …

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Claudine Gay has rarely spoken out since she was forced to resign, but she recently said that Harvard should not cave to Trump administration demands, including a $500 million payment.

The use of the notwithstanding clause could soon be subject to new court guidance, which could impact the way Alberta implements it on its three pieces of legislation

They would sit there for a few hours, then suddenly they would all rise up into the sky and fly off again

The 60-second flight of the Taiga rocket has been dubbed ‘Getting Screeched In,’ with the vehicle lofted by a Hadfield engine

It was bad luck for them to have been doomed by storms, but good luck for science that paleontologists have been able to learn from their fossils about the anatomy of young pterosaurs and the drama of life during the Jurassic Period

A new study in Italy has found that the time at which students take their examination affects the outcomes

A UN treaty to protect marine diversity in the high seas was struck Friday after Morocco and Sierra Leone ratified the agreement, clinching the threshold of at least 60 ratifications needed to enact it as international law.

Western states will be most impacted overall, with the largest number of projected deaths in California

MP Vince Gasparro also said the Irish band ‘displayed support for terrorist organizations such as Hezbollah and Hamas’

Racial quotas now standard for Canadian academic hiring, grant funding

Mice carrying Alzheimer’s susceptibility genes showed signs of the condition on exposure to microplastics

Liberal leader later clarifies she doesn’t support setting targets while in opposition

Liberal leader Sussan Ley has indicated the Coalition won’t set a 2030 or 2035 climate target unless they one day return to government, saying her colleagues didn’t back locking in an emissions goal while they remained in opposition.

It came as Ley had to clean up her own error, claiming she “misspoke” after initially saying her party “don’t believe in setting targets at all from opposition or from government”. She later clarified she only meant in opposition, prompting ridicule from Anthony Albanese who claimed the opposition “changes its policies from hour to hour”.

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Jodie Allan made the finding while digging in Fife, Scotland

Physics applied to study exotic materials in industries helps cook perfect pasta sauce

Physics applied to study exotic materials in industries helps cook perfect pasta sauce

Waste Parrot, a University of Alberta spin-off company recently beat out 1,200 international projects to be one of 17 finalists in a NASA competition to address waste in space.

Fishers are reporting an unprecedented number of yellowfin tuna travelling from the tropics to the NSW South Coast, causing “mayhem” and excitement.

Norm Oberson said he was contacted two weeks ago by a woman who spotted a worker in the tree who told her the tree was hollow and had to be felled.

The new Apple earbuds arrive in Canadian stores on Friday

Two Windsor men have been charged with attempted murder in relation to the May 10 incident