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Top 10 video games of 2025

In its struggle to understand and make sense of life, art has a way of remaining relevant even when, in chaotic times as ours, it might feel more useful to march in the streets than plug into a video game’s digital...

Top 10 video games of 2025

On Belgian coast, fishing on horseback -- and saving a tradition

On Belgian coast, fishing on horseback -- and saving a tradition

Bumblebee Queens Prefer to Live in a Toxic Home

An undated photo provided by Sabrina Rondeau shows Bumblebee queens starting new colonies in the spring after burrowing into soil and spending the winter hibernating alone.

Will a curfew ease overtourism in Seoul's historic Hanok Village?

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Nepali women's flowering prosperity from garland industry

Nepali women's flowering prosperity from garland industry

A Distant Planet May Host a Moon That’s Spewing a Volcanic Cloud

A Distant Planet May Host a Moon That’s Spewing a Volcanic Cloud

Not enough time in universe for monkeys to pen Shakespeare: study

There was only around a five-per cent chance that a single monkey would randomly write the word "banana" in their lifetime.

Musk's millions: Five ways the world's richest man helps Trump

Tesla CEO and X owner Elon Musk

Hundreds attended the 20th OCA Cancer Walkathon

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Musk wants big families. He bought a secret compound for his

Shivon Zilis, seen here in 2015, one of the three mothers of children Elon Musk acknowledges. (Stephen Lam via The New York Times)

How Callisthenics is Shaping Oman's Fitness Culture

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This Winter, Escape to Musandam Where Fjord Adventure Awaits

This Winter, Escape to Musandam Where Fjord Adventure Awaits

Jupiter’s Great Red Spot Moves Like the Solar System’s Biggest Kickball

An image recorded by the Hubble Space Telescope shows the Great Red Spot of Jupiter.

Chongqing: A Journey Through China’s Gateway to Innovation and Tradition

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Back from the brink of extinction, Chilean frogs begin journey home

Zootechnician Alejandra Curubo handles tadpole samples at the Tesoros de Colombia (Treasures of Colombia) sustainable farm in Nocaima, Cundinamarca department, Colombia, on July 9, 2024. Hundreds of exotic frogs are bred in a sustainable farm to then be sold to foreign collectors as a "practical solution" against their illegal trafficking. (Photo by Raul ARBOLEDA / AFP)

Can Oman Compete as a Wedding Destination? Experts Say Yes!

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