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February 8

Man spends $12K and goes to extreme lengths to chase northern lights

A 28-year-old freelance digital creator from Al-Aflaj, Saudi Arabia, named Malik Al-Sultan drove more than 5,600 miles across 19 countries over three weeks after planning for a year to see the northern lights in Bodø, Norway.

February 8

Ancient Christians lived alongside followers of mysterious faith 1,500 years ago, archaeologists say

Revealing remarkable religious diversity in the region, German archaeologists uncovered evidence of Christians and Zoroastrians coexisting in ancient Iraq.

February 7

Over 5,000 cold-stunned iguanas removed in two days during state's record freeze

Over 5,000 invasive green iguanas were captured in Florida during a recent freeze that left the reptiles cold-stunned and temporarily paralyzed on the ground.

February 7

Oldest handheld wooden tools ever? Ancient artifacts preserved in mud mystify archaeologists

Archaeologists believe they've found the oldest wooden tools ever discovered — potentially 430,000 years old — in Greece's Megalopolis basin wetlands.

February 7

Nearly 70 skiers stranded in midair for hours after gondola malfunctions at popular resort

Nearly 70 skiers were stranded in midair for five hours after a gondola malfunction at Gore Mountain ski resort in New York, requiring full evacuation by rescue teams.

February 6

World Baseball Classic: Each MLB Team's List Of Players

Every MLB team will be represented at the World Baseball Classic. Who has the most?

February 6

Officials tell Americans in one country to 'leave now' due to major safety concerns

The U.S. Embassy has issued an urgent "leave Iran now" security alert for Americans as internet outages and travel disruptions continue across the country.

February 6

Researchers make stunning medical discovery in mass grave

Archaeologists discover what may be the world's oldest surgery in a Viking-age skull, revealing ancient trepanation performed on a towering 6'5" man.

February 6

Haunting ancient battle trumpet unearthed in landscape tied to legendary queen

Archaeologists discovered a rare Celtic battle trumpet possibly tied to Queen Boudica's tribe in Norfolk, England — one of only three known from Britain.

February 6

I infiltrated radical groups 40 years ago. Leftists are desperate for martyrs

Congressional testimony from 1980s exposes how revolutionary organizations put activists in danger to create media outrage and public sympathy.