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At the U.S. Olympic gymnastics trials, a furry friend was on the sidelines providing comfort and calm for the athletes. Beacon, a 4-year-old golden retriever, is a newer member of the USA Gymnastics
Architectural Digest
31 Best Coffee Tables for Every Style and BudgetCoffee tables are one of those pieces of furniture that can really unify a space—but finding the best coffee tables is no easy feat. They come in every shape, size, material, and function you could
The U.S. government will pay the vaccine maker Moderna $176 million to develop a pandemic vaccine that could be used to treat bird flu in people as cases in dairy cows continue to mount across the
American Airlines has entered into a conditional purchase agreement with hydrogen fuel cell aviation upstart ZeroAvia for 100 hydrogen-electric engines intended to power regional jets with zero in
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Duck Tales: Officers Rescue Ducklings From Storm Drain On Long Island Quick-thinking residents and a group of officers were able to reunite a set of lost ducklings with their mother. It happened on Saturday, June 22 in Yaphank.
Never forget that the Spider-Man we meet in the MCU is a teenager, and here are the times he acted like one.
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- A program that empowers young barbers to find their voices is getting a major boost from the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office. P. Michael Boone's Junior Barber Academy is
A dog “left to suffer” in a hot car has a “second chance at happiness” after she was adopted by the police officer who saved her, Indiana authorities said. Officers were called June 20 to InTown
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Entrepreneur tackles invasive 'devil fish' after turning species into popular pet treats — here's how he did it Invasive species are all over the place, largely because of human activities. But one entrepreneur has figured out a way to reduce the number of one type of invasive fish by turning it into pet
Kansas City Star
‘Blind stargazer.’ Kitten born with no eyes has a new home to spread love. Meet SternA kitten with a huge heart and no eyes in Ohio has found a loving home she can spread her boundless joy to. Her name is Stern, and the blind, 13-week-old tabby was born with no eyes, Jefferson County
Louisville Courier-Journal
New parents in recovery find 'family' at Louisville nonprofit The smell of burgers and the sound of laughing children drifted through the air on an early June evening at a Germantown church, where members and employees of ChooseWell Communities
In recent years, many good movies have had a hard time making money for different reasons. But if you want to catch some great stories, here are a few movies that didn't do well at the box office but
We all expect the latest and greatest tech to be faster, thinner, and smarter — but we should also expect it to be more efficient and sustainable over the long term. We have a long way to go, but
The treatment of a senior rescue dog who was adopted from a shelter as a puppy only to be given up, at age 15, after showing signs of dementia, has sparked anger. Shane Yasser is a hospice foster
The Plain Dealer Cleveland
9 patriotic cocktails worth drinking during at-home Fourth of July parties this yearCLEVELAND, Ohio — We’re nearing the Fourth of July, and a big part of the summer holiday is spending time eating and drinking outside with loved ones. While barbecue and beer are the typical food and
Firefighters tackling a blaze at a boat building site have been praised for helping to deliver a baby in a nearby car.Josh Beardmore had been driving his partner Alice Heale to the Royal Cornwall
Some dogs will stop at nothing to get a little extra time in the water no matter what time of year it happens to be, but especially during the summer when the temperatures are high. There are some
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Replacing animal meat with plant-based alternatives is healthier for your heart, research saysReplacing animal meat with plant-based alternatives could be better for your heart, a group of Canadian researchers said in a review article published on Tuesday.On average, plant-based meat
Mason Branstrator has always been an athlete, but three years ago, at just 17 years old, his active lifestyle changed forever."I was going for an ordinary day of downhill skiing, but this time, it
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