Alzheimer's disease starting to be considered a treatable condition - study
A study suggests Alzheimer's disease may be considered treatable.
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US solar can now generate enough clean electricity to power more than 50 million homes, over one third of all households. The country added 11.4 GW of solar in Q2 2026, up 45% from a year earlier, while solar and battery storage made up 70%
US solar now powers over 50 million homes, adding 11.4 GW in 2026.
New Hungarian government to scrap anti-LGBTQ adoption law
Hungary will remove its anti-LGBTQ adoption law.
Historic Philanthropic Gift Will Expand Veterinary Care Access to Millions of Americans and Their Pets
Philanthropic gift of $250M will expand veterinary care for millions of Americans.
Cavemen Used Mammoth Tusk Patterns to Create Unique Art, Reveals New Research
Research shows cavemen used mammoth tusk patterns to create art.
Can dogs sniff out cancer? New AI study shows promise
An AI study shows dogs can help detect cancer from breath.
Wild horses are back in Kazakhstan after disappearing more than 200 years ago
Two Przewalski’s horse foals born in Kazakhstan, first wild horses in 200 years.
Rural French Mayors Rally to Save Their Local Cafe-Bistro, and Help Reverse National Trend
Mayors and council saved a Burgundy cafe‑bistro after an 8‑month closure.
Why Great Plains Ranchers Are Setting Fire to Their Own Land
Ranchers in Oklahoma set controlled fires on their land to manage prairie grass.
54 Rhinos Now Roam Manas, But Its Grasslands Have Shrunk: Why Saving the Land Matters
54 greater one-horned rhinos now roam Manas National Park, but grasslands have shrunk.