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Bring Back Extinct Species? Ambitious Plan Draws Investors, Critics

Colossal Biosciences says it wants to revive the woolly mammoth and the dodo bird

Cheaters Beware: ChatGPT Maker Releases AI Detection Tool 

The maker of ChatGPT is trying to curb its reputation as a freewheeling cheating machine with a new tool that can help teachers detect if a student or artificial intelligence wrote that homework

Trump Lawsuit Claims Woodward Audiobook Violates Copyright

Simon & Schuster and Woodward released a joint response saying Trump's lawsuit is without merit, and they will aggressively defend against it

10 Years After EU's 'Never Again' Tragedy, Little's Changed

More than 300 people died on October 3, 2013 after a fire broke out on a fishing boat that had set off from Libya

'Laverne & Shirley' Actor Cindy Williams Dies at 75

She co-starred in one of TV’s most popular comedy series of the 1970s

AI: World Likely to Hit Key Warming Threshold in 10-12 Years

Pessimistic prediction says temperature will hit key level even with sharp pollution cuts

Biden to End COVID-19 Emergency Declarations on May 11

Move formally restructures federal coronavirus response to treat virus as endemic threat to public health that can be managed through agencies' normal authorities

Brazil's Bolsonaro Applies for 6-month US Visitor Visa

Legal issues await the former Brazilian president at home

US Treasury to Increase Borrowing Amid Debt Ceiling Standoff

Peru’s Protest ‘Deactivators’ Run Toward Tear Gas to Stop It

When protesters descended on Lima earlier this month, old networks were reactivated

Barrett Strong, Motown Artist Known for 'Money,' Dies at 81

US Urges Donors to Give Far More as Somalia Faces Famine

Excess deaths during what is now Somalia's longest drought on record will "almost certainly" surpass those of the famine formally declared in the country in 2011

Pastor Prays for Peace After Brutal Beating of Tyre Nichols

Thomas also offered a prayer for Nichols' family, asking God to "shower them with your blessings"

Report: Drones Attack Convoy in Syria Coming From Iraq

The Sunday night strike comes amid heightening tension between Iran and its rivals in the region

'Avatar 2' Tops Box Office for 7th Weekend

'Avatar: The Way of Water' claimed the No. 1 spot on the domestic box office charts for the seventh weekend in a row with an additional $15.7 million according to studio estimates on Sunday

Russians Gone From Ukraine Village, Fear and Hardship Remain

It has been over 11 weeks since Ukrainian forces wrested back part of Kherson province from Russian occupation, but liberation hasn't diminished the hardship for residents

Friends Mourn Foreign Volunteers Killed Helping Civilians in Ukraine

Andrew Bagshaw, a dual New Zealand-British citizen, and British citizen Christopher Parry, were killed earlier this month while while evacuating civilians in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region

Gregory Allen Howard Who Wrote 'Remember the Titans' Dies 

Howard was the first Black screenwriter to write a drama that made $100 million at the box office when 'Titans' crossed that milestone in 2000

Congress Takes Over National Prayer Breakfast 

The organizer and host for this year's breakfast, scheduled for Thursday, will be the National Prayer Breakfast Foundation, headed by former Sen. Mark Pryor, a Democrat from Arkansas

Iran: Drone Attack Targets Defense Facility in Isfahan