Reports and Studies
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The Deir Yassin massacre: Why it still matters 75 years later
Seventy-five years ago, Zionist militias tore through Palestinian villages, massacring the villagers and expelling those who remained alive, to clear…
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US judge withdraws approval for abortion pill during Texas case
A federal judge in Texas has temporarily withdrawn approval for the use of mifepristone, one of two pills used for…
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People were taking drugs in Spain 3,000 years ago, study finds
People were getting high on hallucinogenic drugs in Spain around 3,000 years ago, according to new research. Scientists say that…
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US job growth strong in March, unemployment falls to 3.5 percent
The US economy continued to churn out jobs at a brisk pace in March, pushing the unemployment rate down to…
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Covid origins: Chinese scientists publish long-awaited data
A research team in China has published analysis of samples taken more than three years ago from the market linked to the…
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Women more likely to get rejected when asking for pay hike: Survey
Most men and women still don’t ask for more money than they’re offered in a job interview. But if they…
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The Ideal Mate: The Most-Wanted Partner Qualities in Each State
Ever wondered what People in the us want many in a connection? The latest unknown research of 250,000 singles provides…
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Climate change: Norwegian seafloor holds clue to Antarctic melting
Antarctica’s melting ice sheet could retreat much faster than previously thought, new research suggests. The evidence comes from markings on…
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Digital map created of UK’s underground pipes and cables
The government has announced the launch of a new digital map of the entire network of underground power cables, gas…
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Dartmoor National Park Authority considers wild camping ban appeal
Dartmoor National Park Authority (DNPA) has said it has been given the go-ahead to appeal a ruling which prohibits wild…
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