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The Japanese term “knife cancel,” which means preparing a meal without using a knife, is gaining popularity in Japan, a trend that reflects changes in the circumstances and attitudes surrounding home ...

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A woman has died of suspected plague in Siberia, triggering a "full range of anti-epidemic measures," according to Russian ...

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Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook warns that shortages of materials and skilled workers could prolong inflationary pressure ...

At the University of Missouri, innovative researchers are exploring the potential of repurposing waste cooking oil in asphalt ...

President David Cook used his installation address to put the spotlight on those he said made Iowa State a special place -- ...

The ISS National Laboratory selected a total of eight early-stage startups for this year's Orbital Edge accelerator cohort.

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With approaching storms keeping Punahou’s Hawaiian Voyaging elective course on land, students found another way to explore a ...