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Following a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship, passengers are now facing a 42-day waiting period. Most are currently quarantined in Nebraska, while some may return home.
A recent study reveals a significant advancement in liquid crystal technology, potentially leading to improved energy efficiency across various applications.
This overview examines the reporting requirements of PEPFAR, detailing both the current regulations and those that have expired under previous laws.
The Trump administration's planned prayer event features predominantly Christian speakers, amid growing concerns about the intersection of religion and politics in America.
The US government is moving to seek the death penalty for Elias Rodriguez, who is accused of murdering a young Jewish couple at a Washington event last May.
Stevie McKenna is gearing up for his return to the ring on June 6, having recently signed a long-term agreement with Zuffa Boxing, with the match to be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
The prevalence of right-handedness in humans, with about 90% of the population favoring their right hand, raises intriguing questions about our evolutionary history compared to other primates.
Following Dexcom's ambitious promises to its investors, analysts are expressing a positive outlook on the company's future performance.
A recent survey indicates that a significant number of Americans would choose to reside closer to nuclear power plants rather than data centers, highlighting a surprising preference.
As the investment community reflects on Warren Buffett's legacy, his absence is notably felt within Berkshire Hathaway, highlighting his significant impact.
The increasing US debt may complicate efforts by Warsh to reduce the Federal Reserve's balance sheet, raising concerns about the implications for monetary policy.
Research utilizing ultrasonic tracking has uncovered distinct movement patterns of male and female black sea bream during their spawning season in Hiroshima Bay.
Asteroid 2026 JH2 was identified shortly before its close approach to Earth, but experts assure there is no danger of impact.
As uranium enrichment poses potential security threats, it is essential to explore effective strategies to mitigate these risks and ensure safety.
The United States is reportedly pursuing an indictment against Raul Castro, the 94-year-old brother of Fidel Castro, signaling a shift in US-Cuba relations.
Katie Taylor's boxing career may hinge on securing a fight at Croke Park, as she might not return to the ring without it for her career finale.
As Cuba faces a deepening energy crisis, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has proposed €85 million in aid, contingent on distribution through the Catholic Church rather than the Cuban government.
The Department of Justice has accused Yale University of favoring Black and Hispanic students in its admissions process, raising significant questions about educational diversity.
The new chair of the Federal Reserve believes that frequent public statements may be counterproductive, arguing that they could do more harm than good.
The US government has decided to settle a lawsuit against Gautam Adani, a prominent Indian billionaire, related to allegations of a bribery scheme. This case is part of a broader legal landscape Adani is navigating in the US.