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Gut health—how well your digestive system is functioning to break down food, absorb nutrients, and eliminate waste—is trendy. But it’s grounded in science as research has shown that keeping your gut
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Experimental daily pill found to aid weight loss in what could be alternative to jabs like OzempicAn experimental once-daily pill appears to be effective at aiding weight loss and lowering blood sugar among people with type 2 diabetes, according to new data from the drugmaker Eli Lilly. The
After being detained for more than a month by immigration authorities, Jose Gregorio Gonzalez was released Friday morning so he can continue the process of trying to donate a kidney to his brother.
Passengers are ditching the traditional 2-hour warnings issued by airlines and attempting to get through checks and terminals in less than half an hour. They’re also documenting their sometimes ill
The newest film by Angel Studios has proven to be a winner for families and audiences, as the film just scored the biggest opening weekend for any animated faith-based film. The King of Kings,
When it comes to figuring out what to watch next across the best streaming services, you're spoiled for choice. Netflix's top 10 movies list is as good a tool for cutting through the noise as any,
A very special basketball event is happening on Long Island, all thanks to the not-for-profit Ball 4 Life.While kids of all ages dribble, pass, and shoot on the court, the real work is happening off
Easter can’t pass without some form of an adorable bunny treat. These “pawprint” cookies are not only so adorable, but one of the easier bunny-themed desserts I’ve made (no shade, bunny cupcakes).
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Win Over LSU is UCLA's Biggest of 21st Century When the buzzer hit zero and the Lady Bruins rushed into each other's arms after defeating the LSU Tigers to make it to the Women's NCAA Tournament Final Four, it became the most defining
Rainy days have a way of throwing a wrench in our style plans. Sure, we can toss on a raincoat and grab a flimsy umbrella, but when it comes to footwear, rain boots are not always the most stylish
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Public safety officials team up to install free smoke alarms in Maine homesHouse fires can strike at any time. That's why local fire departments and the American Red Cross of Northern New England are working together to make sure Mainers are ready if they do.Red Cross
Choosing a baby name is a magical time. But it’s also a difficult time. How do you even begin to find your perfect choice out of the literal millions of names in the world? But here's an idea that's
(NEXSTAR) — Skywatchers across at least 18 states may have the chance to see the northern lights on Tuesday as a coronal mass ejection impacts Earth. NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center has
USC football skyrocketed to No. 1 in the 2026 recruiting rankings under Lincoln Riley. That’s just for the high school realm. The Trojans can add more. They have that luxury through the college
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While John Wayne may feel like a larger-than-life Hollywood icon, many of his greatest movies were actually inspired by or based on true stories. As a legend of war and Western filmmaking, Wayne has
From Monica Barbaro’s scene-stealing turn as Joan Baez to Timothée Chalamet’s instantly iconic portrayal of Bob Dylan, A Complete Unknownis full of great performances. Adapted from Dylan Goes
Plants know how to defend themselves against pathogenic microorganisms. In turn, pathogens have sensors to detect such defense mechanisms. What happens when plant and pathogen are locked in that duel
Buffy the Vampire Slayer's upcoming revival should take some cues and concepts from the sequel comics. After running for seven seasons, Buffy the Vampire Slayer concluded on a bittersweet but open
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New Rachel's Promise shelter for women, children ready for residents Rachel’s Promise Center for Women and Children, a city-funded homeless shelter for 210 women and children, opened Thursday. Next week the first 50 beds will be available at the new shelter on
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