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In a controversial move, the Trump administration has frozen over $2.2 billion in federal grants to Harvard University, citing the school’s unwillingness to curb campus activism. The decision has triggered a wave of concern over academic freedom, with other prestigious universities also reportedly facing similar financial scrutiny.
Cats share their elegant walk with only camels and giraffes. This rare pacing gait—moving both legs on one side at a time—gives them stealth, balance, and grace. Discover how this unique movement makes your cat a natural-born hunter.
Did you know your cat might be saying “I love you” with just a blink? Cats use slow blinking as a subtle way to show trust and affection. Learn how this silent feline gesture can strengthen the bond between you and your furry friend.
As AI chatbots and encrypted platforms become mainstream, legal professionals are encountering serious obstacles in gathering digital evidence. Without standardized data export systems, preserving metadata and maintaining chain of custody is becoming a forensic nightmare.
In one of the largest coordinated demonstrations in recent U.S. history, the “Hands Off” protests drew millions nationwide. Citizens rallied against President Trump’s policies on global tariffs, cuts to vital public programs, and growing concerns over authoritarian leadership.
Dogs aren’t just man’s best friend—they’re emotional experts too. Research shows dogs can recognize human facial expressions and emotional tones, allowing them to respond to our moods with empathy, excitement, or even concern.
Just like humans, dogs can show a preference for their left or right paw. Known as lateralization, this trait can reveal more than just physical preference—it might even offer insight into your dog’s personality and emotional responses.
Dogs’ sense of smell is so powerful, they may actually be able to “smell time”. Their noses help them detect subtle changes in scent throughout the day, allowing them to anticipate routines like their owner coming home—even without a clock.
Think your cat doesn’t know its name? Think again. Science says cats recognize when you call them—they just don’t always feel like answering. It’s not rudeness. It’s just… being a cat.
Giraffes have famously long necks, but here’s something wild—humans and giraffes both have exactly seven neck bones. The difference? Giraffe vertebrae are massive, making their graceful reach one of evolution’s most fascinating feats.