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Two ancient cylinders from Mesopotamia have been unearthed and translated, revealing new insights about a famous biblical king.

It can be hard to resist those puppy dog eyes - but treating your pet to a sausage or trendy 'puppuccino' could be putting their health at risk, vets have warned.

Are you down with the kids, or beginning to show your age? The answer may lie in how many of these 'cringeworthy' words you're still using.

Keen astronomers will be in for a treat tonight as a rare 'planetary parade' of six planets lights up the night sky.

A high-tech military spy jet made several loops over US states home to the nation's missile silos. The mission comes as Trump said he was 'not happy' with nuclear talks with Iran.

A baffling triangular formation deep in the Nevada desert is igniting theories that it could be the handiwork of a forgotten ancient civilization.

Researchers may have stumbled upon 'ground zero' for a deadly virus that kills nine in ten patients infected with it.

Noah's Ark theory ignites explosive debate over the origins of the eight human blood types, with many people saying: 'This isn't just possible it's true.

NASA's chief has just upended the timeline for the future moon missions as conspiracy theorists continue to claim something found on the lunar surface is being hidden.

Taking to X, Mr Cook posted a six-second video of a hand swiping across a grey surface, before pinching and pulling to create the Apple logo.