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This City’s Sewer System Is Full of Alligators, but It’s Not New York

An enduring urban legend has it that blind, albino alligators patrol New York City’s sewers. These mythical crocodilians have become

Louisiana officials seeking to prosecute a New York doctor who sent abortion medication to a resident of that state were

In a case that could have major implications for abortion access in the United States, a Texas judge on Thursday

Three dairy veterinarians, including one who worked only in states with no known bird flu outbreaks in cows, had recent,

Infant mortality increased along with births in most states with abortion bans in the first 18 months after the Supreme

A worsening measles outbreak has taken root in Texas, sickening two dozen and hospitalizing nine on the western edge of

The warnings, on thousands of products sold in California, are stark. “Use of the following products,” one label says, “will

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spent the first day of his back-to-back confirmation hearings deftly avoiding questions about his views on

Strange things live in the depths of the ocean. Even the light of the sun cannot penetrate the inky blackness

Deep in the waters of the Mediterranean Sea, physicists have uncovered evidence of a ghostly subatomic particle catapulting through space