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- Sinking feeling: Philippine cities facing 'slow-motion disaster' May 24, 2019When Mary Ann San Jose moved to Sitio Pariahan more than two decades ago, she could walk to the local chapel. Today, reaching it requires a swim.
- Regulators fail to set date for 737 MAX return to service May 24, 2019Civil aviation regulators from around the world failed to make a determination Thursday on when Boeing's popular 737 MAX aircraft can return to the skies after being grounded following two deadly crashes.
- Sleepless in Berlin: Nightingales flock to scruffy city parks May 24, 2019Sarah Darwin, the great-great granddaughter of British biologist Charles Darwin, was sleepless in Berlin when, to her "enormous surprise", she heard a nightingale warbling merrily outside her window.
- Main EU parties adopt climate change as rallying cry May 24, 2019In a shift since the last European Parliament elections, mainstream parties have adopted climate change as a rallying cry—spurred in part by a wave of student strikes.
- Colombian breeds rare frogs to undermine animal traffickers May 24, 2019In a small farmhouse surrounded by cloud forest, Iván Lozano inspects dozens of glass containers that hold some of the world's most coveted frogs.
- SpaceX launches first 60 satellites of its internet network May 24, 2019SpaceX on Thursday launched a rocket carrying the first 60 satellites of its "Starlink" constellation, which is intended to provide internet from space and could one day number 12,000 satellites.
- Virtual reality helps police learn to interact with autistic May 24, 2019Police officers are now using virtual reality to learn the best ways to interact with people who suffer from autism and de-escalate situations that could quickly turn awry.
- 3 dead, state capital battered as storms rake Missouri May 24, 2019An outbreak of nasty storms spawned tornadoes that razed homes, flattened trees and tossed cars across a dealership lot, injuring about two dozen people in Missouri's capital city and killing at least three others elsewhere in the state.
- Clotilda: Last US slave ship discovered among gators, snakes May 24, 2019The old wooden ship hull didn't look like much when researchers first saw it: just broken, waterlogged boards and a few pieces of rusted metal, all stuck in the muddy bottom of a bug-infested Alabama bayou where an alligator and poisonous water moccasins swam nearby.
- Older male crickets attract more females—but have less sex May 24, 2019Older male crickets are better at getting females to live with them—but they mate less than younger rivals once they find a partner.