Should Yakamaru be given a solo option?

‘Golan Heights is part of northern Israel,’ White House says after Hezbollah attack

ELI5: What is it about AI that makes it's power consumption so high?

Kamala Harris says she is running for Democratic nomination

Kamala Harris will officially run for President of the United States

Eli5: if the escape velocity of a black hole is equal to the speed of light, then how come light can't escape a black hole? Also how does Hawking Radiation even get emitted?

Floodwaters and fecal matter damaged their homes. A jury just awarded them $21M.

Is ghusl required after defecation according to 4:43 and 5:6?

Mans is cooking more than Chichi

ELI5: How do organs that we're born with as a newborn baby that have a finite amount of cells (brain, heart etc.) grow a lot bigger into adulthood if they're cells don't divide?

How popular was Bob Marley before he died?

Eli5: Do Gas Giants have some sort of equivalent to an earthquake like how the Earth and other terrestrial planets do? How does it work?

A Florida woman discovered her driveway was stolen

The Island boys slap Jack Doherty

Who are some of the most infamous runescape players?

A man with a composite fictional sword vs A man with every fictional occular power

Anime Mage Battle Royal

What was the most out of touch update/game change that Jagex has ever made to Runescape?

ELI5: How billable hours work and how engineering consulting firms charge clients?

ELI5: If humans are said to have migrated across the old world (Africa/Europe/Asia) to get all the way to the new world (Americas), then why weren't their diseases carried along with them? Why did old world diseases only appear latter on in the new world when the Europeans came to the Americas?

How do Telos and Arch Glacor enrages compare to Zamorak?

ELI5: How exactly does type 2 diabetes ultimately kill you?

ELI5: Why do larger planets tend to mostly be made up of gases?

ELI5: Why hasn't anyone bothered to develop shots to prevent fungal infections despite fungi infecting and killing millions of people every year?

ELI5: How come gut bacteria don't end up rotting away our intestines despite being such close proximity to living cells and being constantly supplied with food to allow them to grow and thrive?