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NewsBusiness InsiderFacebook rolls out new privacy test for messages after facing backlash for handing over chats to Nebraska police of girl accused of having an illegal abortion
Facebook is testing a method of secure communication on Messenger after sharing chats with cops investigating a Nebraska teen's alleged abortion.
TechnologyPopular MechanicsNintendo Switch Versus Switch Lite
We spent time evaluating each Switch in our labs for this showdown between Nintendo’s three current models.
ScienceUSA TODAYThe newest planet to the galaxy? Astronomers say they may have found it.
The find took place while scientists studied 'AS 209' — a young star located about 395 light-years from earth in the constellation Ophiuchus.
NewsPopular Mechanics4 Weapons the War in Ukraine Is Proving Obsolete
Modern warfare is leaving trenches, tanks, towed howitzers, and manned frontline aircraft in the dust.
BusinessTimeThe Inflation Reduction Act Includes a Bonanza for the Carbon Capture Industry
Some environmentalists are skeptical that the industry can deliver real emissions cuts
NewsThe Canadian Press'The future of science in Canada is at risk': Researchers call for pay raise
OTTAWA — In a University of Ottawa lab, Sarah Laframboise is hoping to advance cancer research by studying a gene that causes the disease in humans. Her research works with a "model organism": tiny fungi that have a surprising amount in common with us. "Yeast and humans share about 20 to 30 per cent of the same genes," she said. "The goal of that is really to find underlying mechanisms that cause different disease states." The 27-year-old has always dreamt of being a scientist. After a decade in
NewsSacramento BeeHere’s when to see the final supermoon of 2022 in Sacramento
These moons appear slightly brighter and larger than regular full moons.
NewsPA Media: ScienceIn Pictures: Spectacular supermoon lights up the night sky
The Sturgeon supermoon is the final supermoon of the year.
NewsTimeIn Albuquerque Murders, American Shi'ite Muslims See Old Divides They Hoped to Leave Behind
“We never thought this hatred was going to follow us here to America because this is the place where you can speak freely,” says Mazin Khadim, president of Alzahra Islamic Center in Albuquerque
SciencePopular MechanicsThis Carbon-Neutral Cement Is the Future of Infrastructure
It could eliminate the 2 gigatons of carbon dioxide annually pumped into the atmosphere through traditional cement production.
ScienceThe IndependentThe last Super Moon of 2022 rises later this week
The August Sturgeon Moon and the Perseid meteor shower will mark the skies the second week of August
ScienceThe IndependentThe last “Super Moon” of 2022 rises Thursday night
The August Sturgeon Moon and the Perseid meteor shower will mark the skies the second week of August
EntertainmentTimeNew Season, Same Problems: Here’s How Indian Matchmaking Can Improve For Season 3
The popular show is back for a second season, but issues like colorism, heteronormativity, and sexism persist
TechnologyAutoblogExperience incredible sound with these high-quality car speakers for bass
Wondering how to make your favorite songs sound even better in the car? Get started by checking out our picks of the leading car speakers for bass.
LifestyleAutoblogPower your stereo with the leading car audio batteries available
Looking to improve your car’s stellar sound system? A car audio battery can keep you rockin’ without having to worry about draining too much energy.
HealthBusiness InsiderThe age of social distancing is over, according to the CDC
"Physical distance is just one component of how to protect yourself and others," the CDC said, adding that vaccines can help prevent severe illness.
PoliticsTimeAnalysts Warn Violent Rhetoric After FBI Mar-a-Lago Search Is a Preview of What's to Come
The surge in violent rhetoric drew concerns that it could inspire attacks on law enforcement, as analysts noted a wave of threats.
HealthTimeWhat to Know About Peripheral Artery Disease—and Its Connection to Diabetes
PAD is a common condition in which narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to the arms or legs.
HealthTimeHow to Exercise When It's Really Hot Outside
Want to avoid the health effects of extreme heat but still appreciate fresh-air workouts? Here's what you need to know
TechnologyUSA TODAYWhen was the camera invented? Frenchman credited with invention of camera in 1816.
Joseph Niépce invented the world’s first camera in 1816 and successfully captured a photograph in 1827. The first image took eight hours to produce.
ScienceBusiness InsiderThe last supermoon of 2022 will outshine NASA's favorite meteor shower Thursday night. To see both, you need a dark spot and good timing.
NASA says the Perseids fireballs are the best meteor shower. The supermoon may outshine them, but you can still see both spectacles.
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‘How am I going to make a dollar on this?’: Depression and anxiety higher among farmers than general population, University of Guelph survey finds
COVID-19 and the rising cost of doing business sowed the seeds of anxiety and depression on Ontario farms. Researchers from the University of Guelph surveyed 1,200 farmers in early 2021 and found higher rates of stress, emotional exhaustion and burnout than in the general population. Farmers were twice as likely to have contemplated suicide, with one in four respondents saying “their life was not worth living, (they) wished they were dead or had thought of taking their own life during the past 1
NewsThe GuardianNHS ransomware attack: what happened and how bad is it?
Cyber-attacks on health bodies appear to be on the rise again after a hiatus early in the pandemic
EntertainmentIndiewireEmmys 2022: Cinematography Nominees on How They Shot the Year’s Best Shows
From "Euphoria" to "Atlanta" and "Loki" to "Station Eleven," 15 directors of photography tell IndieWire about the equipment they chose for their Emmy-nominated series — and, more importantly, why they chose it.
BusinessUSA TODAYDating app for conservatives backed by Trump supporters to launch in September
The Right Stuff, a dating app "created for conservatives to connect in authentic and meaningful ways," is set to launch in September for iOS devices.
