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The Trump Administration may soon do away with a major scientific finding that has been the basis for hundreds of billions in government spending on climate change.

Researchers have unearthed a piece of dark-coloured organic glass which was found inside the skull of an individual who died in the ancient Roman city of Herculaneum nearly 2,000 years ago.

They had been married for several years but were separated at the time of the alleged attack

Peppa Pig has revealed some huge family news, making the happy announcement that Mummy Pig is pregnant.

The Office for Product Safety and Standards said of the faulty £319 buggy: 'The affected products have been withdrawn from the market and recalled from end users.'

We're spoilt for choice when it comes to mascaras, which begs the question: which one should we spend our hard-earned money on?

The mother-of-two, 52, attended alongside her husband, King Felipe VI, who awarded honorary prizes at the event in Alcala de Henare.

Up close, the bridge appears as frightening as it is interesting

The number of babies born in Japan last year fell to the lowest level since records began 125 years ago as the country's demographic crisis deepens and government efforts to reverse the decline continue to fail. Financial Times [non-paywalled source]: Japan recorded 720,988 births in 2024, according to preliminary government figures published on Thursday. The number has declined for nine straight years and appears to be largely unaffected by financial and other government incentives for married couples to produce more children.

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While the Al-Nassr and Real Madrid stars are traditionally thought of as two of the most marketable profiles on the planet, they did not clinch first place in this study.

Shiri Bibas, 32, and her two young children (pictured) Ariel, five, and Kfir, two, were buried in Tsoher Cemetery yesterday afternoon after they were kidnapped and murdered in captivity.

Julie Barnes, her husband Sam, and their five children are set to pack up their lives near Bath for good to settle in the US at the end of next month.

It was revealed on Thursday that the Jeff Bezos's partner, 55, the pop star, 40, and the news anchor, 70, are part of the Blue Origin 's historic all-women crew.

Torben Hersborg, 63, was spotted by cops in the backseat of his parked Lexus near a university halls wearing black gloves with black plastic bags covering the seats.

Back in 2020, Jacqueline signed with the online fashion brand in a deal thought to be worth £1million.

Marland Yarde's career was left in tatters after sex worker Sandra Ntonya, 44, from Manchester, rang police and wrongly claimed he had sexually assaulted a teenage girl.

Audi first announced plans to restructure the Brussels plant back in July, with suggestions that it was considering an early end to production there sparking huge protests in the months since.

The police deployed a stinger on the M25 and boxed the driver in before finding beer cans in the vehicle

Matchmaker Louanne Ward, from Perth, Australia, shared that you could be 'killing your own attraction powers without even realizing it.'

The JavaScript package world is heating up as startups attempt to challenge npm's long-standing dominance. While npm remains the backbone of JavaScript dependency management, Deno's JSR and vlt's vsr have entered the scene with impressive backing and even more impressive leadership -- JSR comes from Node.js creator Ryan Dahl, while npm's own creator Isaac Schlueter is behind vsr. Neither aims to completely replace npm, instead building compatible layers that promise better developer experiences. Many developers feel GitHub has left npm to stagnate since its 2020 acquisition, doing just enough to keep it running while neglecting innovations. Security problems and package spam have only intensified these frustrations. Yet these newcomers face the same harsh reality that pushed npm into GitHub's arms: running a package registry costs serious money -- not just for servers, but for lawyers handling trademark fights and content moderation.

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