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Zuzana Fernandes did what any parent who cared about education might wish their child to do. She took A-levels in difficult, serious subjects – physics, maths and economics – and earned a place to
Good Housekeeping
10 of America’s Best Water ParksMake a splash at these fun-filled oases.
If Michaela and Jake Born's feisty 2-year-old son had been born 24 hours earlier, he likely would not have survived. Most hospitals will not attempt to resuscitate a baby born at 22 weeks gestation,
Researchers from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), UC Irvine, and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), have used biology to convert human urine into a valuable
Daily Voice Burlington County, NJ
Coast Guard Swimmer Scott Ruskan Rescues 165 In Texas Floods Scott Ruskan is becoming a household name.In his first-ever rescue mission, the Oxford (Warren County) native, United States Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer and petty
This is for the chronically online. We laughed at all the tweets about Kate Middleton’s “disappearance” before correcting course once we learned the truth. We were enthralled by Reesa Teesa’s 50
The Independent
An Arizona man is handing out bottled water to neighbors in extreme heat. His HOA is fining him $100 every timeAn Arizona man says his homeowners association is punishing him for a simple act of kindness: handing out free water to people during an extreme heatwave. “It’s for the kids, the delivery drivers,
It’s always soup season in my house. Soup is life, at least during the colder months. Indeed, during this time of year, we love warming ourselves with hearty soups and stews. Whether your preference
The remains of a British man who was found dead in Arizona 12 years ago have been identified thanks to new DNA technology, researchers have said.Michael Hill, 75, died in February 2013 whilst
Even though movies are often associated with escapism and the desire to escape from the real world, movie history is filled with examples of films that have had a real-world impact. It’s thus worth
The Wall Street Journal
Are Some Ultra-Processed Foods OK? New Study Has AnswersA new study is helping to answer a pressing nutrition question: Which ultra-processed foods are harming our health—and which might not be so bad?The problem is the way many packaged foods are made,
A small Texas town recorded no deaths in last weekend’s flood disaster after it recently upgraded its emergency alert system — the kind of equipment that state and county officials repeatedly balked
Transformers comic books have been published since the 1980s, with this being just one manifestation of the now 40-year-old franchise. The 2000s saw a new wave of comics for the brand, with the
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AI-Created Band Steals Oldies Sound, Gains Millions Of Streams: 'Not Quite Human' It's a case like Milli Vanilli's lip-syncing scandal of the 90s made for the artificial intelligence era.The Velvet Sundown is a new band that exploded in
Consumer Reports
7 Safer, More Sustainable Sunscreens for KidsOur recommended picks, plus tips for choosing and using the best sunscreen for children CR asked pediatricians, dermatologists, and sustainability experts for their best sun protection tips for
Slowly but surely, Antarctica's "Doomsday Glacier" is crumbling apart as the cracks on its surface grow with every passing year. The massive glacier - about the size of Florida - now teeters on the
Daily Voice Fairfax County, VA
Human Ear Evolved From Gills Of Ancient Fish, New Report Says It turns out the human ear got off to a fishy start. Literally.A fascinating new study reveals that the mammalian outer ear has its evolutionary roots in the gills
The temperatures are in the 90s in San Antonio, which can only mean one thing: Hot dog season is finally upon us. That time-honored tradition of grilling them up for a Fourth of July cookout
Nearly a dozen people aboard a flooding charter ship were rescued by U.S. Coast Guard crews off the coast of Dana Point over the weekend. Crews received a distress call at around 6:20 p.m. on
"Rascals," otherwise known as troublemakers or weasels and annoying beyond fault, have been staples on television for decades. Viewers love to hate them. Most, however, are extremely entertaining.
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