A tourism initiative in India’s first dark sky reserve has brought new hope to a community as employment means they can stay close to their roots and culture The snow-flecked peaks surrounding the village of Hanle are bathed in golden light as the sun sets. In the valley, 28-year-old Tsering...
AI could make it harder to establish blame for medical failings, experts say
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Trump says inflation is ‘defeated’ and the Fed has cut rates
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Shooting at packed South Carolina bar kills 4 and injures at least 20 others
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New Jersey declares state of emergency as nor’easter approaches
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Florida sets execution date for man who raped and murdered 6-year-old girl in 1979
A man convicted of raping and killing a 6-year-old girl in central Florida is scheduled to be put to death in November
Community near site of deadly Tennessee plant blast recalls the lives of the 16 killed
Churches near the site of a devasting blast at a rural Tennessee plant devoted Sunday services to the 16 victims and their families as surrounding communities mourn
Trump warns Russia he may send Ukraine long-range Tomahawks if war doesn’t settle
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China’s exports to the US sink nearly 30% in September as trade truce unravels with new threats of higher tariffs
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‘Lab to fab’: are promises of a graphene revolution finally coming true?
Two decades after the material was first produced, some UK firms have reaped its potential but others are struggling After graphene was first produced at the University of Manchester in 2004, it was hailed as a wonder material, stronger than steel but lighter than paper. But two decades on, not...