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Donald Trump paid tribute to Dolly Parton following her death at 80.

Her death raises questions about the theme park's future, especially following a string of issues and lawsuits.

The family of the legendary country music star announced her death on Tuesday.

Parton, who is often referred to as the Queen of Country, enjoyed an illustrious music career that spanned an incredible six decades.

A space station by 2035 is ISRO’s new mission

The building has been shut for almost a year

59 sites have been earmarked for new homes

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Antibodies play a central role in your body's immune defense. But they're also nearly ubiquitous in biological research, being essential for several widely used lab techniques. While some researchers need to go through the process of producing their own antibodies, antibodies to many key proteins are commercially available and can be ordered for overnight delivery. In May, however, Reese Richardson, a post-doc at Northwestern University, discovered that some of the images used to demonstrate how these antibodies performed in lab experiments had been subject to image manipulation -- the sorts of changes that would get a paper retracted if they had appeared in the academic literature. The manipulations ranged from removing background noise to copying and pasting data to fabricate results. Now, he has done a more exhaustive search and found problematic manipulations in images used to market over 17,000 commercial antibodies. [...] The consequences of this discovery are pretty significant. If you buy an antibody believing it will generate clean, clear data and find it doesn't, many researchers will assume the problem is them. That often leads them to spend time troubleshooting the procedure and trying slightly different conditions to get useful data. If the antibody can't produce those results, all the troubleshooting will have been a waste of time and money. Nature's coverage of the new findings includes quotes from several companies that sell these antibodies that, paraphrased, range from "we'll look into it" to "we don't think it's a problem." Researchers who have spent time frustrated while failing to get an antibody-based experiment to work may think otherwise.

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A US Air Force transport jet made a highly unusual landing in Moscow on Tuesday, sparking a frenzy of theories about its mysterious mission.

Furst, 44, took to Instagram on Monday and shared a story about a troubling interaction he claimed he had with Hickerson during the moviemaking process.

Oh great, Big Tech is now in prime position to decide which messages get through

West Midlands Police said it would work with the Electoral Commission and Birmingham City Council, to review the dossier of claims made by polling station staff.

Arrogant drivers joyriding in stolen cars or inhaling laughing gas behind the wheel are becoming increasingly popular on social media platforms such as TikTok.

The glasses are designed to look like a typical pair of sunglasses or spectacles. However, they contain tiny cameras which have been criticised as an invasion of privacy.

The former Premiere League star, 31, who was arrested at the scene, faces two years in prison if convicted of the charges.

Roland Nice spent eight minutes in the car park in Haverhill, Suffolk, after discovering he was not allowed to pay in cash.

The Pheasant-tailed jacanas tuck their chicks underneath their wings to protect them from danger, as well as sheltering them from rain or harsh weather.

A son who stole £50,000 from his frail father and 'frittered it away' on sausage rolls and OnlyFans has been jailed for two years.

Mick Wadge is squaring up for a 75kg deadlift in the Barbell School gym in Burnley in a singlet and shorts and - at my request - talking me through his favourite bits of his body.

The country legend was only a Tony Award away from elite EGOT status