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The quake, which had a preliminary magnitude of 7.1, shook buildings but no tsunami warning was issued.
The ruling says it was "arbitrary and capricious" for the Trump administration to suddenly drop sage grouse protections to allow mining.
Pigs might not be able to fly, but give ’em a joystick and see what happens.
A witness to the Holsteins hoofing it down U.S. 35 in Indiana called the stampede a "joyous moment."
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A fight between two South Korean manufacturers puts the already shaky supply of batteries for U.S. electric vehicles in jeopardy.
"I never hear much about nature or dinosaurs or things like that," wrote a very disgruntled dino-lover named Leo.
Eleven snowshoe-clad volunteers stamped a series of complex geometric patterns on a golf course to make a huge snowflake.
To erase its massive climate footprint, Ikea needs to change how it makes its products and how you buy them.
The long-toothed dart moth has only been photographed in museums and collections as a preserved specimen until now.
Trade lawyers call it “the nuclear option.” South Korea’s prime minister called it “embarrassing.” The question now is whether Biden will call it unacceptable.