A newly discovered raptor-like dinosaur from Patagonia named Kank australis which lived 70 million years ago appears to have hunted fish using a long flexible neck similar to modern herons.
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A major University of Michigan study challenged the neutral theory of evolution finding that beneficial mutations that become permanent are far more common than previously believed.
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Scientists Discover Bizarre Crocodile Relative Labrujasuchus That Looked Like an Ostrich Dinosaur
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A claim widely shared on social media that the United Nations added Israel to its blacklist for sexual violence in conflict zones was confirmed as accurate by UN sources and multiple news outlets.
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A viral claim that President Trump turned down intelligence briefings about an imminent Iran attack was found to be unverifiable with no credible source able to confirm the specific allegation.