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Load Shedding in South Africa is an enormous energy crisis — here's what to know about the situation.

Bill Gates' support of genetically-modified mosquito research has made its way to the headlines after several malaria cases were reported in the U.S. However, despite what some say, the two are not connected.

Vegan influencer Zhanna D'Art has died, reportedly of starvation. She was exclusively on a diet of exotic fruits — here's what to know.

A U.S.-wide ban on incandescent light bulbs takes effect in August 2023.

Thanks to a video starring actress Daryl Hannah, false reports circulated that Mattel and Barbie were ditching plastic.

In July 2023, "wildfire season" kicks off in the state of Montana with two unexpected blazes. Here's what to know about the fires in Montana.

Research estimates that Cape Cod's waters have a superpopulation size of 800 white sharks.

Taylor Swift's fans caused the ground to shake, shake, shake, shake, shake.

After 100 years, Paris announced that swimming will eventually be allowed in the Seine. But is the river polluted? Here's what you need to know.

A viral video of orca whales in Key Largo has many people wondering why the animals were in warm waters. It's unusual, but not unheard of.

Purple, a mattress company, sued Ryan Monahan for posting false reviews about mattress safety. Here's how the lawsuit played out.

On July 25, 2023, a pod of nearly 100 long-finned pilot whales became stranded on an Australian beach. Here's what happened to them.

We spoke with a Starbucks spokesperson and dumpster diver Anna Sacks, after she discovered endless waste outside a shuttered Starbucks store.

Aritzia, a Canadian fashion brand, is in the news due to multiple employees' claims that Brian Hill used fear, intimidation, and psychological abuse.

Just when solar panels couldn't be more beneficial to the environment, farmers have learned they make excellent shade for beer hops.

Although we're used to just seeing our one and only moon, our planet may have a second one.

Hammerhead worms found in Virginia are toxic, but you can protect yourself by taking these steps. Here's what to do if you see one.

Icky, sticky tar balls are washing up on Texas beaches. Where do they come from and are they harmful? Here's details on the tar balls on Texas beaches.

The egg supply in the U.S. and other countries isn't as strong as it used to be, thanks to the avian flu outbreak.

Seven out of eight kale samples bought from U.S. grocery stores were found to contain potentially unsafe levels of toxic compounds.

Is there life on other planets? One Harvard scientist believes he found evidence of alien technology where a meteor crashed in the ocean off Papua New Guinea.

After 400 days in foster care, the sweet dog Darlene has found a forever home with Max Greenfield and his wife, Tess Sanchez.

A Reddit user was disgusted to find destroyed golf clubs when they were dumpster diving at Dick's Sporting Goods. Unfortunately, destroying merchandise is not uncommon in the retail world.

Investigators looking into a mystery object found on an Australian beach say it is most likely space junk. Here's more details about what it's from.

It's unlikely that this lawsuit will take down Shein — but you really shouldn't be supporting the fast fashion retailer, anyway.

Most research about the hazards of PFAS, aka "forever chemicals," goes unpublicized.

Researchers have found PFAS in many popular contact lenses. Are there any contact lenses without PFAS? Let's look at the alternative options.

In Wilton Manors, Florida, a rare rabbit breed has become an invasive species. The beautiful animals don't thrive well in Florida, but what can be done?

An Australian sailor and his dog survived in the Pacific Ocean for months. Find out how they managed to keep going during this ordeal.

While scientists continue to explore outer space, how much of the ocean is still unexplored? And what is the deepest part of the ocean?

Asthma sufferers should know about the albuterol shortage. Are there alternative treatments for breathing problems, and how can you get them?

NASA unveiled an image of the birth of a star that was taken by the James Webb Space Telescope. The Webb Telescope took its first images of the cosmos in July 2022.

There is a serious sriracha sauce shortage — here's what you need to know.

Are dolphins aliens? Researchers have been studying dolphins as a bridge to future extraterrestrial communication. Here's what to know.

A large shark was caught on video swimming amongst the crowds of people on Navarre Beach, Fla.

Scientists estimate they may have discovered new octopus species in Costa Rica in an extremely rare "octopus nursery." Here's what to know.

Grant Haber had trees illegally cut down from his New Jersey neighbor's land. How much might Haber end up owing in fines?

Astronomers were surprised when a gargantuan black hole suddenly "switched on," creating the brightest object ever witnessed.

Think you don't have what it takes to grow your own vegetables? These five hydroponic planters can help brand new home gardeners grow their own food.

Is swimming with dolphins ethical? From touch tanks to aerial shows to "swim with" programs, marine mammal captivity hides a disturbing dolphin tale.