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Archeology

A hoard of more than 100 gold ornaments surfaced at an ancient Saudi settlement.

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Archeology

A limestone monument carved with a pharaoh’s name surfaced at ancient Memphis.

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Health

Higher vitamin D in your 30s and 40s meant less of a brain protein linked to Alzheimer’s.

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Archeology

A 2,600-year-old prince was buried in Italy with a ceremonial two-wheeled chariot.

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Astronomy

A G3 solar storm lit up auroras over 30 states, beating forecasts by two levels.

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Astronomy

The Curiosity rover turned up Martian molecules that look like the building blocks of DNA.

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Biology

Lab-grown chicken won US approval, but three states have already banned it

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Astronomy

The Sun fired off X-class flares that blacked out radio signals across the Americas

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Archeology

Scientists pulled ancient human DNA straight from a red dot painted on a cave wall

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Health

One in six older adults mix medications and supplements in ways that can turn dangerous

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Health

A gene therapy restored hearing in deaf children, and it is still holding years later

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Health

A weight-loss drug cut Alzheimer’s brain shrinkage by almost half in a trial

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Animals

Hunters pulled a record four tons of invasive Burmese pythons from the Everglades

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Health

An experimental pill burns fat inside muscle without killing appetite or wasting muscle

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Astronomy

The Webb telescope found an alien planet whose makeup scientists can’t explain

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Health

Cooking on a gas stove can push benzene, a carcinogen, above secondhand-smoke levels

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Health

Bird flu jumped from a pet cat to a person for the first time, health officials confirmed

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Health

A new pancreatic-cancer drug nearly doubled survival and cut the risk of death by 60%

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Biology

Octopuses recognize individual people and hold grudges against those who treat them badly

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Health

A single tick bite can leave you allergic to red meat, and the cases are spreading fast

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