Chip giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co ... invest more than $65 billion in the U.S., including three plants in Arizona after the Biden administration offered billions in subsidies.

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With its unique shape and coloring, the swallow-tailed moth is often mistaken for a butterfly ... Its frank resemblance to a banana in both shape and color gives this giant slug its name. One type of ...

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The children’s names — Strider and Azure — were revealed in September 2023. The tech giant quietly welcomed a third child with Grimes, named Techno Mechanicus, according to Walter Isaacson ...

President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk’s push to downsize the federal government is reverberating in Arizona. The state is home to tens of thousands of federal employees. Plus ...

Concerns are mounting in Taiwan about whether TSMC’s recent pledge to invest billions in Arizona under pressure from Donald Trump will undermine the island’s dominance in the global ...

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A grassroots movement’s call for Americans not to shop at major chains for 24 hours in an “economic blackout” last week went viral — and now, its organizer is launching a weeklong boycott ...

We kick off our UEFA Europa League knockout phase campaign with a trip to the Netherlands to face AZ Alkmaar in the round of 16 this evening (Thursday 6 March). Tonight’s first leg represents our ...

"We looked at about 581 species of angiosperms (flowering plants) and the flying adults of 172 Lepidoptera species (butterflies and moths) from 2016 to 2022," Li said. "We also looked at the ...

A study led by University of Arizona ecologist Daijiang Li has explored how extreme weather affects phenology. The team focused on butterflies, moths, and flowering plants across the United States.