Social media users described the right-wing pundit's tirade about Bad Bunny as "unhinged" and "bizarre." One expert in ...
Exclusive: Friends of Palestine calls for independent investigation of actions of NSW police amid ‘terrible erosion of civil liberties’ at Sydney rally ...
To determine which age group has the worst drivers, the ConsumerAffairs Research Team analyzed the latest fatal crash data ...
As LLMs and diffusion models power more applications, their safety alignment becomes critical. Our research shows that even minimal downstream fine‑tuning can weaken safeguards, raising a key question ...
In the Congo Basin, habituating gorillas to the presence of humans helps the species survive, creates local job opportunities ...
Dear Eric: I met an interesting person at a friend’s party and, a few weeks later, invited her to a small lunch of six people at my house. The lunch included our mutual friend.
From packs of wolves to prides of lions, scientists are uncovering what really makes group hunting work — and where ...
Do animals grieve for their dead? Do they have an awareness of what death is? Researchers have been trying to find ...
A recent study found that excessive binge watching, or "binge-watching addiction," may be associated with loneliness. Here's ...
It makes me sad that women’s football is sexualised and disrespected,” read Liverpool midfielder Marie Hobinger’s victim statement. “No woman, no matter her job, should have to put up with this type ...
In Colorado, immigrant families found ace of spades "death cards" left in abandoned vehicles from which ICE had abducted their loved ones.
A new study in Behavioral Biology reveals how chimpanzees solve resource dilemmas. Larger, more tolerant groups share resources better.
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