The death penalty, in decline but still supported by a majority of Americans
With around twenty executions per year and an equivalent number of death sentences, capital punishment continues its slow decline in ...
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New study shows sea otters helped prevent widespread decline of California’s kelp forests over the past century
A raft of sea otters (Enhydra nereis) congregate on the back deck of the Monterey Bay Aquarium in kelp. Credit: ...
Japanese study shows benefits of cheese against cognitive decline
A study conducted on elderly people in Japan shows a beneficial relationship between cheese consumption and good cognitive health.This will ...
Boeing shares fall 8.5% amid expectations of a decline in the pace of aircraft manufacturing
The shares of the American company Boeing lost 8.55% of its value to record $227.7 in pre-trading transactions, against the ...
Due to the boycott and the Gaza war, the performance of companies supporting Israel is expected to decline
The effects of widespread popular boycott campaigns for products and brands that support Israel in its war on the Gaza ...
the Nasdaq started the year in decline, with Apple and Nvidia
Wall Street experienced a turbulent first session of the year on Tuesday. The S&P 500 lost 0.57% to 4,742 pts, ...
Corn records the largest loss in a decade, and a sharp decline in wheat and soy in 2023
Chicago corn futures closed on Friday with their biggest annual loss in a decade, while wheat and soybeans also posted ...
Further decline in inflation in the United States, to the lowest since the start of 2021
Inflation slowed more than expected in the United States in November, even falling to its lowest level in almost three ...
Gold rises supported by a decline in the dollar and a decline in US bond yields
Gold prices rose, supported by a decline in the dollar and a decline in US Treasury bond yields, as traders ...
Decline in insect numbers largely due to loss of more abundant species, researchers say
Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) are an example of a species whose local abundance was once high and whose numbers have ...
