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The May Planting Formula That Brings Bees and Butterflies Back to Your Yard Fast

Ecological gardeners explain the six steps that will have pollinators beating a path to your patch this month

Homes & Gardens

Meet Peru’s potato guardians, fighting to protect the country’s beloved tubers against climate change

From high in the Andean mountains to the tables of Lima, Emma Henderson traces the humble potato from it traditional roots to the menus of Peru's best restaurants

The Independent UK

New DNA evidence shows dingoes are almost 90% pure – and fall into eight distinct groups

Dingoes have roamed Australia for at least 3,000 years. These clever canines are the mainland’s only native apex predator on land. They also hold deep cultural and spiritual meaning for many First Nations groups.

The Conversation

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In Sudan, a migrant community reveals a resistance to malaria: the genetic study helping shape medicine

Sudan lies at the crossroads of Africa and the Middle East. It has played a key role in human demographic movements, reflected in the diversity of its cultures and languages. Although much of the country is arid, the Nile River has long acted as a corridor for trade, facilitating human…

The Conversation

CUET has increased diversity at Delhi University: VC Yogesh Singh

Delhi University's Vice Chancellor Yogesh Singh champions the CUET for fostering diversity and equal opportunity. He also details the ongoing rollout of the four-year undergraduate program under the NEP. Expansion of infrastructure is underway to support these changes. The university is also increasing its focus on artificial intelligence and emerging…

The Economic Times

Scientists propose new way to find aliens — and we may already have a spacecraft that can help

Scientists say amino acids produced by life are distributed differently and more diversely than amino acids produced by non-living chemical reactions, thereby providing a truer signature of life.

Space

Why Australia became home to one of the world’s largest lizard populations

Australia does not simply have a large number of lizards. In many regions, they dominate the landscape almost quietly, moving through scrub, rocks, and dry grass in numbers that become obvious only after spending time there. The continent has an unusually high concentration of reptile species, particularly skinks, compared with…

The Times of India

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NYU students want to cancel commencement speaker who ripped cancel culture: ‘Parting gift of disrespect’

Professor Jonathan Haidt is accused of ‘disturbing rhetoric around antiracism, social justice, and diversity, equity and inclusion’

The Independent UK

New York state Gov honours Indian chef Vikas Khanna for his culinary contributions

Chef Vikas Khanna made history as the first Indian to receive a Special Citation from New York State Governor Kathy Hochul. The honor recognizes his significant artistic and culinary achievements during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Khanna expressed deep emotion, highlighting the recognition as a symbol of hope…

The Economic Times

Why are there so many lizards in Australia? The ancient climate holds a clue

If you travel around Australia, you will find an incredible diversity of lizards.

The Conversation

Selena Gomez Reminds the World She Is Mexican American in New Rare Beauty Campaign

Selena Gomez has turned a foundation launch into a reminder of who she is and where she comes from. The singer, actress and Rare Beauty founder launched a new campaign for the brand's True to Myself Natural Matte Longwear Foundation, centered on 48 shades and 48 stories that celebrate the…

Latin Times

Africa has the world’s greatest genetic diversity, yet it’s missing from research: we’re filling the gap

Throughout history, most of the world’s genomic research has relied on DNA data from people of European ancestry.

The Conversation

No First Amendment Violation in Ohio Closing DEI-Related Offices and Committees

From Rice v. Schell, decided two weeks ago by Judge Matthew McFarland (S.D. Ohio), but just posted on Westlaw a… The post No First Amendment Violation in Ohio Closing DEI-Related Offices and Committees appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

‘My dad cannot see me on stage doing this’: will the stigma around boys who dance ever shift?

As the pioneering BalletBoyz company celebrates its 25th anniversary and Billy Elliott returns to the stage, the male dance landscape appears transformed from where it was at the turn of the century. But a certain macho dismissiveness remains …

The Guardian - UK

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Rare Cow Breeds That Farmers Are Trying to Protect

For centuries, cows have played an important role in human life. They have helped farmers with milk, farming work, manure, and even transportation in some regions. Over time, different countries developed their own native cow breeds based on local weather, food availability, and farming needs. These breeds slowly adapted to…

Bored Panda

“Nolan Couldn’t”: Fans Highlight Major Flaw In ‘The Odyssey’ Trailer As Diversity Debate Heats Up

The Odyssey trailer faces fresh backlash after fans notice glaring error in Christopher Nolan’s casting choices.

Times Life

The Real Reason Shiva and Vishnu Became One as Harihara

At the heart of the form known as Harihara lies a powerful and often overlooked reality about ancient Hindu spirituality, which is that devotion was not always harmonious. In early periods, followers of Shiva and Vishnu sometimes engaged in intense theological debates over supremacy, each side believing their chosen deity…

The Independent UK

US rights agency sues New York Times for discriminating against white man passed over for promotion

A federal civil rights agency filed a discrimination lawsuit Tuesday against the New York Times, claiming that the new organization passed over a white male employee for a promotion in favor of a lesser qualified woman to meet its diversity goals

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The Trump Administration Sues the New York Times for Allegedly Denying White Man Promotion Because of Race and Sex

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued The New York Times on Tuesday, accusing the newspaper of violating federal civil rights law by denying a promotion to a White male editor while allegedly relying on diversity, equity and inclusion goals in its hiring process.

The Guardian - US

Lawsuit claims New York Times didn’t promote white male editor because of race or sex

US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission files suit claiming newspaper passed over employee due to ‘diversity aspirations’

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Countries With The Worst Diets, According To The Global Diet Quality Project Report

Which countries have the worst diets in the world? Based on the Global Diet Quality Project Report, we rank the nations where dietary diversity is most dangerously low, and reveal what millions are actually eating every day.

The Independent UK

Inside the Met Gala, an Olympic champion learns just how famous she's become

Guests ascended the famous steps of the Metropolitan Museum and entered a lobby transformed to resemble an Italian garden, with a huge moon hanging from the ceiling

The Independent UK

New dinosaur species found in China bridges key gap in evolution of colossal plant-eaters

Find indicates high diversity of long-necked dinosaurs in southwestern China during Early Jurassic period

Capital & Main

Nike Isn’t Playing Trump’s Anti-DEI Game. What Will That Cost?

The sportswear company is one of the few that hasn’t caved to Trump on diversity, equity and inclusion. Now it’s under investigation.

The Guardian - UK

‘A missing generation’: why are there are no female head coaches in Women’s Six Nations?

A new scheme will attempt to address the glaring lack of diversity among top coaches in elite women’s rugby union

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