Year: 2021

Evander Holyfield was considered the greatest cruiserweight of all time before retiring in June 2014 at age 52 as the only four-time heavyweight champion. (George Frey/Getty Images)
Sports

Evander Holyfield Versus Oleksandr Usyk: Who Would Win?

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Cruiser/heavyweight champs from two different eras would make an intriguing matchup.
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OPEC's latest report says to meet a growing population, the world will need 28 percent more energy by 2045 — and that much of that will continue to come from oil and natural gas. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Business

OPEC: Oil Will Reign As World’s Top Energy Source For Decades To Come 

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Petroleum cartel foresees developed countries badly missing net-zero carbon emission targets by middle of the century.
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THC, the substance in cannabis that creates the sense of being “high,” has been found to aggravate a certain genetic mutation in embryos, leading to a severe brain and facial defect. (Hector Vivas/Getty Images)
Education

Cannabis Causes Birth Defects In Some Mice, Study Finds

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Pregnant women are warned not to use cannabis, while a new study piques further concern for women who are trying to get pregnant.
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Findings by Eran Levin from Tel Aviv University’s School of Zoology and fellow researchers demonstrate that males prefer a lower temperature than females, and that this preference leads to a separation between the sexes at certain times during breeding cycles. (Courtesy of Tel Aviv University)
Education

Chill Out: Why Women Feel Colder Than Men

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New scientific study suggests it’s a way to keep men and women apart at times and enjoy a bit of peace and quiet.
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