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People receiving lifesaving heart transplants have reported strange changes in their emotions, tastes, and even memories, a recent study from researchers in Saudi Arabia suggests.

Astronomers have discovered an extremely rare group of five 'dwarf' galaxies about 117 million light years away. It is highly uncommon for them to appear in groups.

An 'absolutely insane' photo of ominous lights above the US Capitol dome, like landing lights on an otherworldly craft, have left some afraid the alien invasion has finally arrived. But some have doubts

Apple has announced that its investment in the UK has grown to exceed a whopping £18 billion over the past five years. The company now supports a total of 550,000 jobs in Britain.

Researchers from the University of Washington and George Washington University found that, over the past five years, the smokiest cities were on the West Coast.

Experts have issued an urgent warning about using your phone at the dinner table - and it's not just that it's rather rude.

An incredible find by an amateur dinosaur hunter has revealed that East Sussex was once home to a fierce array of deadly carnivores - including a cousin of the T-rex.

Some people are so obsessed with their jumpers that they actually derive sexual pleasure and arousal from wearing them, according to Dr Mark Griffiths.

An archaeologist has finally deciphered a mysterious inscription that has eluded translation for centuries. The message spells out the name 'Materan,' which means 'mother goddess.'

A NASA scientist has discovered a defunct Cold War military base hidden deep beneath the Greenland ice sheet. The base was used for 'Project Iceworm,' a secret missile development effort.

New research has revealed that the person who wears the pants in a relationship is more likely to cheat on their partner. Their sense of control inflates their confidence and weakens commitment.

A US satellite has spotted China deploying a secret warship as it completes another trial in the Bohai Sea. The ship will be added to China's existing fleet of 370 warships and submarines.

Navigating Walmart 's enormous parking lots requires a lot of steps. But the way they are designed makes the distance from the car to the store feel shorter.

Those you see as 'perfectionists' or 'type A' are likely wracked with anxiety driven by their desire to show they have it all together. This is known as high functioning anxiety.

Exasperated parents may decry video games as a mind-destroying waste of time as they try to prise their children away from them. But could video games - whisper it - actually be good for us?

And the Royal Horticultural Society sounded the alarm for winter yesterday - warning there are 'six weeks to save our house plants'.

A Tesla CyberTruck that was left on the side of the road in Seattle, Washington became an unlikely tourist attraction, complete with its own Google Maps pin entry and sub Reddit.

Tom Hanks, 68, claims that 35 is the 'hardest' age. While there's been little scientific research into the effects of reaching 35, experts say that the Hollywood star is off the mark.

NASA hopes to crowdsource solutions that would help future astronauts more efficiently use material they bring up to Earth's natural satellite - offering $3M in prizes

A rare fifth-century amulet depicting a Biblical demon slayer may corroborate scripture that was not accepted as part of the canonical Bible due to its emphasis on magic and demonology.

PayPal is back online after a two-hour outage which left thousands of users unable to log into the popular payment service.

Researchers from the Russian Academy of Sciences have uncovered the Siberian Simba - a perfectly preserved saber-toothed kitten frozen in the Arctic permafrost.

California is sinking from increased water demands across the US. Nationwide droughts have forced the San Joaquin Valley to redistribute its groundwater, causing aquifers to collapse.

A Pentagon audit has uncovered that aerospace giant Boeing has overcharged the US Air Force nearly 4.3 million for spare parts on its C-17 cargo planes

A 'bomb cyclone' is forming off the West Coast, and is expected to bring heavy rain, snow and powerful winds to three states this week. But what is a bomb cyclone, and how does one form?

Researchers have trained a computer - using data from wearable technology that measures respiration, heart rates and perspiration - to identify the type of conversation two people are having.

A hurricane tracker has revealed a major shift in storm Sara's path as it moved into the Gulf of Mexico Thursday evening as the system gained strength in the warm waters.

MailOnline went serial killer speed dating with six of history's most notorious murderers using the controversial chatbot site, character.ai.

Researchers from the University of Hong Kong found that 'silver surfers' who frequently log on to send or receive emails, make purchases or search for information are happier than those who don't.

Having a nasty boss is stressful enough - but having a boss who tries to make up for it the next day could be even worse, according to a new study.

Known as the 'The Eye', this mysterious green patch of vegetation floats on a clear water lake.

NASA is keeping a close eye on a bus-sized asteroid that's expected to skim past Earth tomorrow morning. It's one of five that will pass us this weekend.

Images snapped of Iraq by US spy satellites in the 1970s have revealed the site of a historic battle that occurred more than 1,4000 years ago. The war ended with more than 30,000 soldiers dead.

Beachgoers are being warned to stay out of the water as waves reach 16 feet high in some areas. The swells could pull people into the deep sea without warning, leading to death.

Researchers have developed a new model to calculate the chance of aliens' existence in our universe. The possibility of other lifeform civilizations likely depends on how dark matter forms.

Canva went down this morning leaving thousands of users unable to download creations or access the app and website.

Global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from burning fossil fuels are set to be the highest on record in 2024, claims a new study led by the University of Exeter.

Apple consumers have filed a class action lawsuit against the company for falsely advertising a popular device. The lawsuit claims Apple didn't inform them that the device was faulty.

An analysis has revealed the shockingly high weekly grocery costs in each US state, with some Americans spending more than $300. On average, Americans are spending $270 per week on food.

An optical illusion asks viewers to note whether they see a woman's or man's legs first which will determine if they're a good or bad communicator.

The House Oversight committee will hear a report under oath Wednesday on classified 'satellite imagery' from a 2017 UFO case illegally hidden from lawmakers

Rear Adm. Tim Gallaudet has attested to 'many potential interactions of UAP [UFOs] and nuclear ships' publicly - but has never before discussed the issue under oath

Researchers say shoppers are being duped into buying adulterated honey, often imported from abroad, that has been diluted with cheap sugar syrups

The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning in several East Coast states Friday morning, saying weather factors could 'create a significantly elevated fire growth.'

A series of earthquakes, including a 3.4 magnitude quake near Toyah, rattled West Texas on Monday, raising concerns over fracking and oil industry practices.

Scientists in Australia are now on a quest to work out the true age of Cassius, the recently deceased 18-ft saltwater crocodile.

Meteorologists have issued a warning about an impending tropical storm that could reach the US by the end of this week. Storm Rafael could bring heavy rainfall and flooding to the area.

A diagnosed narcissistic sociopath has revealed twisted inner monologue that tells her to harm people and says they deserve to be 'used and exploited.'

America's largest Bigfoot research group has published an account of the legendary creature 'whooping' for nearly ten minutes and waking up dogs in Connecticut

Florida 's hurricane center has issued an advisory for Rafael, saying the storm is 'likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions' over the next few days. The storm is in the Gulf of Mexico.

As Americans head to the polls to vote for the next US president, there's been a shocking twist in the Honorary New York City Dog Mayor election that has participants decrying crypto users.

Archeologists think they've found what's left of Eddlewood Castle in woodland near Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, Scotland - a fortress linked to the beleaguered queen.

Archaeologists have uncovered a rare Egyptian tomb dating back 4,000 years. The tomb could change how researchers look at the area's history.

Cylinder seals, made of stone, were invented in Uruk, an area in southern Iraq.They were engraved with designs and then rolled across clay tablets to print their motifs onto them.

A study suggests that posh but stupid types - epitomized by the TV character Tim Nice-But-Dim played by Harry Enfield - really do exist.

There are many ways to catch a killer: DNA analysis, psychological profiling, crime scene investigation, the list goes on. But the signs of a killer could be lurking in a person's handwriting.

A cloned endangered species has given birth in a world's first experiment that scientists could save it and other animals from extinction.

Spooky 'ghost forests' are spreading rapidly through North Carolina, becoming so pervasive that they are visible from space. New satellite imagery shows that these phantom forests are expanding.

Meteorologists have revealed three storm weather patterns that could bring even more superstorms.

Hunters in Maine have been advised not to eat deer or wild turkeys after a dangerous substance was found in the animals.

They say talking to plants helps them grow - with King Charles a keen believer in the theory. And soon plants will 'talk' back thanks to AI that will allow gardeners to converse with their plot.

Researchers from the University of Chicago have discovered that people with conservative views are more likely to experience happiness and fulfilment.

Scientists say that Raye's unusual daily habit could be the secret to beating the stress of the superstar lifestyle.

In good news for nerds, scientists now say that intelligent men have better romantic relationships and even have a lower chance of suffering from erectile dysfunction.

Elon Musk has revealed why he really wants Donald Trump to win the presidential election , and it has nothing to do with border politics or tax-breaks for billionaires.

It's often thought of as one of the dirtiest places in the home. But a new study has warned that the toilet pales in comparison to several gadgets you touch all day without thinking twice about it.

Colossal Foundation in early October said it had reconstructed the thylacine genome to 99.9 per cent accuracy - a claimed world-first for an extinct species.

A new mathematical brain teaser asks people to make the equation true by moving two matchsticks in under 10 seconds. The puzzle will determine if you are in the top two percent.

New research suggests that crows can hold grudges for up to 17 years against those who anger or threaten them.

AccuWeather meteorologists say there is a 90 percent chance that a storm will form in the Caribbean this weekend or early next week, potentially hitting the US. It would be named Patty.

An 80-million-year-old dinosaur egg was unearthed in the Ganzhou province of China. The egg is the smallest ever discovered and could shed light on dinosaurs reproductive habits.

Over a fifth of this group are more likely to be feel overwhelmed by dating apps that neurotypical daters, according to the probe by dating app Hinge.

The 10 deadliest extreme weather events since 2004 caused more than 570,000 deaths combined, reveals a shocking report from research group World Weather Attribution.

Panicking users of Google's pixel phones have rushed into online forums reporting that their device is 'is basically a paper weight now' - after updating to Android 15

A controversial 'superforecaster' who predicted Russia's 1998 financial crisis now predicts World War III is about to begin and that the US will collapse by 2032.

A new report has revealed the top 10 dirtiest cruise ships of 2024 after health officials randomly inspected 114 different ships. When ships are unsanitary, it can lead to deadly outbreaks.

A new study discovered what started the 'witch craze' that spurred 300 years of persecution, including the Salem Witch Trials in Massachusetts. It turns out the printing press is to blame.

With the days getting shorter, many Britons will already be thinking ahead to their next big holiday. And if you're in search of a bargain, Google's latest news will come as music to your ears.

The iPhone crash detection feature led police to two teenagers who had been shot dead in a car in Georgia, authorities say. Officers responded to the collision alert, but found no signs of a car crash.

We have all heard of the northern lights. But illuminating the night skies above Northumberland on Sunday was the Aurora's lesser known relation: STEVE.

A language arts teacher shared her sixth graders' conspiracy theory beliefs ranging from Thanksgiving to Mr Beast.

The Martian life that may one day be found within the Red Planet's dusty ice might resemble life in arctic 'cryoconite holes' here on Earth, according to a new NASA-led study