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Extinct Saber-Toothed Cats Hunted Open Woodlands Of South America

Science/Health

El Niño Might Be Spreading Waterborne Diseases Like Cholera, Study Says

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'Pokemon GO' Release Date And Updates: Augmented Reality Game To Launch In Japan, North America and Europe

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Peru Oil Spill: Damaged Pipeline Leaks 3,000 Barrels Of Oil Into Peru’s Amazon Region

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Gold Mining: Barrick Gold Corp Estimates $2 Billion Costs If Mining Projects Proceed In Nevada, Peru

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Bolivia Referendum: President Evo Morales Holds Referendum To Extend Term Limits

Science/Health

El Niño Set To Fade Out By Second Quarter Of 2016

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Citigroup Exiting Brazil And Argentina, Among Others, In Retail Banking Ventures

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Modern Day Slavery in Brazil: 340 Brazilian Companies Blacklisted For Forced Labor Conditions

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Zika Virus: Venezuela Faces Public Health Emergency Amid Shortages, Economic Crisis

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Ecosystem: Colombian Constitutional Court Bans 347 Mining Operations In The Andean Paramos

Life&Style

Retiring Abroad: A Cheaper Option That'll Shake Up Your Golden Years

Science/Health

White-Tailed Deer And Malaria: One In Four U.S. White-Tailed Deer Have Parasite

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Zika Virus: These Bug Sprays Are The Best At Keeping You Zika-Free

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Zika Virus: 10 Things You Need To Know

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As Los Angeles learns the scale of fires that are expected to be among the most costly disasters in U.S. history, political bickering has intensified

Weary LA Firefighters Brace For 'Last' Dangerous Winds

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South Korea's Suspended President To Attend Impeachment Hearing
India's 'digital arrest' cybercrime has become so rampant that PM Modi has issued warnings
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman fired off a social media post saying 'There is no wall' as fears arise over potential blockages to AI development
AI

Is AI's Meteoric Rise Beginning To Slow?

More than 800 million people are now diabetic, compared to less than 200 million in 1990, researchers say
Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

Rising temperatures due to global warming has led to mass bleaching events striking coral across the world
World

Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

A record 120 million people already live forcibly displaced by war, such as this camp in Syria
World

Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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