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US midterms: women voters helped drive the ‘blue wave’
Women turned out to vote in significant numbers and were elected in historic fashion.
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Interest rates are making UK homes less affordable, even as wage rises increase faster than house prices
Mortgage payments are putting home ownership out of reach.
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Four ways thinking like a strategist can make you a better padel player
My expertise in strategic management has given me an advantage on the padel court.
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Is natural toothpaste really as good as fluoride? Tooth decay expert on the difference
Fluoride helps prevent tooth decay, but some toothpastes leave it out. Researchers examine the evidence behind natural and herbal alternatives.
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Young people turned out in near-record numbers for the 2026 midterms, with the economy top of their minds
Whether they went to college or not, young voters heavily favored Democrats.
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‘I heard a barnacle’ – how paying attention to nature’s background noise can reveal animal secrets
Letting the ordinary become interesting again is a key part of studying natural history and animal behavior.
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The hidden ways insects support animal life – from habitat to health – go way beyond being food
As insect biodiversity declines, people and all the other species on Earth stand to lose the beneficial ‘ecosystem services’ bugs provide.
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This weightlifting technique can help older adults stay fit and independent as they age
Muscle power fades faster than strength as we age. One small change to how you lift could help.
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AI could transform mathematics, but humans will still need to be in the loop
AI solutions to longstanding maths problems have sent shockwaves through the mathematics community.
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Don’t wash your laundry at teatime – why planning energy use can reduce your bills
Electricity is being priced by the time it is used, not just by how much, so timing really matters.
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Flesh-eating screwworm is spreading in the US, threatening livestock and wildlife – hunters can be the first line of defense
Over 100 screwworm cases have appeared in the US in 2026, including in elk, cattle, dogs, horses, sheep and goats. America’s 11.5 million hunters can help find these parasites to contain the spread.
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What the measles vaccine’s ‘97% effective’ rating means for Pittsburgh parents
An epidemiologist and mother explains what families need to know about measles and why a preventable disease has become a public health threat once again.