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The NASA-backed Peregrine One moon lander is now hurtling back towards Earth after last week failing on its historic journey.

The W.H.O. said hospitalizations jumped 42 percent across 50 countries, and medical facilities saw a 62 percent rise in ICU patients.

NASA is delaying plans to return astronauts to the Moon for the first time in half a century, announcing its call Tuesday as a much-hyped private U.S. lunar lander mission looked set to fail.

The Astrobotic company’s historic lunar mission was canceled on Monday due to a malfunction throwing a wrench in plans just after launch.

We have liftoff. The first U.S. lunar lander in over half a century left the earth’s grasp early Monday morning and set a course towards the moon.

Cape Canaveral is seeing final preparations put in place ahead of the planned launch Monday of a lander destined for the moon, a first in more than half a century since the Apollo project made history.

More than 200 military veterans and active duty members released an open letter on January 1 in which they vowed to do everything in their power to hold senior military leaders responsible for forcing the COVID-19 vaccine mandate on troops.

Mara Macie — whose husband is being investigated by the Navy for questioning the COVID-19 vaccine’s effect on troop health — is running as a Republican candidate for a U.S. House seat in 2024 in Florida’s 5th district, in part because her husband is being silenced.

The largest solar flare in years occurred Thursday, temporarily knocking out radio communications on Earth.

Housecats are “murderous” creatures and pose “a big threat to biodiversity” because of their natural predatory instincts, warns National Public Radio (NPR) in an essay this week.

A Seattle high schooler had points deducted from a quiz for stating that only women can get pregnant, the student’s mother explained Sunday.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) may soon green-light a drug that could help large-breed dogs live longer.

An unprecedented “enormous dark hole” has opened in the sun’s surface and spewed streams of “unusually fast radiation” directly towards Earth.

An American boy who lost when competing against other boys says he is a “transgender” girl, won a girls’ sompetition, and is headed to the Irish Dancing World Championships for girls.

Orlando, Florida’s Gatorland has made history with the birth of an extremely rare white leucistic alligator – one of just eight in the entire world.

An earthquake hit Saturday just before 11:00 p.m. off the coast of the Philippines in Mindanao, igniting fears of a possible tsunami.

An experimental drug that could lengthen the lifespan of larger dogs and keep them healthier later in life may hit the market after clearing a “key FDA regulatory hurdle.”

The once prestigious Lancet medical journal has made the astounding claim that the year 2023 saw “the highest global temperatures in over 100,000 years,” even though temperature data collection only began in the 19th century.

Hundreds of cases of a mysterious fatal respiratory illness in dogs have been reported throughout the country.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship rocket was launched for a second time on Saturday but ended up exploding, USA Today reported.

The federal government failed to notice an unlicensed bio lab in Reedley, California, which stored many communicable diseases and was created by a fugitive Chinese citizen with close ties to China’s government, according to a congressional report.

Double Olympic champion middle-distance runner Caster Semenya claims to be a woman, despite being born without a uterus, adding that he “embraces” the “differences” he was born with.

Leftist activists bent on disrupting Riley Gaines’ Real Women’s Day at Penn State University (PSU) last month got pushback from Keystone State lawmaker, Cris Dush (R) who not only stood up to them on campus but threatened to pull funding from the school if their attempts to shut down Gaines’ right to speak continued.

Transgenderism mimics the 1980s craze among young people who claimed to have had a “recovered memory” of sexual trauma, says a Finnish doctor.

A rarely-seen exploding “devil comet” over three times the size of Mount Everest will light up Earth’s skies come April.

The skies of California are set to witness the flight of the latest toy of the Masters of the Universe — Google co-founder Sergey Brin’s Pathfinder 1, a helium-filled airship that recently gained flight clearance from the FAA.

A failure to recognize the biological basis of gender is an offense to both reason and science, two California bishops assert in a pastoral letter.

Parts of the U.S. will see a “rare” solar eclipse event known as the “Ring of Fire” on Saturday, prompting preparation from California’s electric grid to mitigate solar power loss.

About 7 million Americans have received the updated versions of the coronavirus vaccines, compared to 56.5 million people who received last year’s version.

Female frogs sometimes play dead to avoid excessively agressive attempts at mating from males, a new study has revealed.

Further “presumed human remains,” along with debris from the OceanGate Titan sub, have been recovered from the ocean floor, the Coast Guard said Tuesday.

Scientists report seismic activity has increased regarding Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano, which is known as one of the most active on the planet.

U.S. health officials predict the approaching cooler months will be similar to those in 2022 concerning viruses affecting the nation.

Abortion giant Planned Parenthood has increasingly been providing what the left calls “gender-affirming care” to people who believe they are transgender — and in the case of at least one teen, a clinic allegedly supplied him with sex-change hormones after a 30-minute consultation.

The China Academy of Space Technology (CAST) said Wednesday that it plans to double the size of China’s Tiangong space station.

New York City public hospitals will be among the first public health systems in the United States to facilitate the killing of the unborn via telehealth