Ants invade homes seeking food, water, and shelter. Food spills, greasy surfaces, and open garbage bins attract them with easy meals. Leaky pipes offer essential moisture, while decaying wood provides ...

“Roblox” faced a wave of new lawsuits this week that allege the popular gaming platform hasn’t done enough to safeguard kids from pedophiles and sexual content. One of the latest complaints, filed in ...

"Roblox" faced a wave of new lawsuits this week that allege the popular gaming platform hasn’t done enough to safeguard kids from pedophiles and sexual content. One of the latest complaints, filed in ...

Children create, explore and socialize in virtual spaces on "Roblox," a gaming platform that has continued to grapple with child safety concerns over as its user numbers and revenue grow. (Leon Keith ...

Rodney Morrow from Central Life Sciences discusses strategic planning for a "deploy and destroy" mission against the invasive red imported fire ant (RIFA) in the southern U.S. In this replay of our ...

Roblox, the popular online gaming and social platform among kids and teens, is introducing new chat features for users ages 13 and up, allowing them to connect more directly with trusted real-life ...

First up, we have the Lana fashion doll. At 12 inches, she’s standing at about the height of Barbie. The doll is posable, showing joints at the elbow, wrist, and knee (though they don’t look like ...

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PHOENIX — As we really start to heat up across the Valley, people all over are dealing with ants. "They're incredible insects," Brandin Bear said. They may be small and annoying, but they're also ...

…now that’s a game-changer. Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve talked about how Roblox has been trying to expand both its reach and its marketability to both players and brands. The company knows ...

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