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Anxious pets on July Fourth? How to keep your pets safe and relaxed on Independence Day (This story was updated to add new information.) Red, white and blue will light up the night skies on July Fourth (also known as the Fourth of July or Independence Day). It
Brandon Jacobs was an absolute nightmare for NFL defenses to tackle. At a listed 6-foot-4 and 264 pounds, he was built like an edge rusher but ran like the New York Giants once hoped Ron Dayne would.
The sweltering summer temps are no match for a famous man in Saint Laurent leather trousers.
Complications from a Covid infection can harm the heart, brain, lungs and kidneys. A new study finds that patients hospitalized for Covid were less likely to suffer severe kidney damage if they were
Cincinnati Enquirer
Top 10 things to do in Cincinnati this weekend: Summer fun edition Gear up for a busy weekend in Cincinnati. Up first, you can celebrate Cincinnati Pride by attending the colorful parade and festival. It's the last weekend of Pride month,
Daily Voice New London County, CT
These 10 Locales Named America's Best Towns To Visit Where can you find a waterfall, a blues club, and world-class waffles, all in one Top 10 list?CNN Travel has unveiled its second annual ranking of America’s Best
KRON San Francisco
4 things to know heading into NASCAR weekend in AtlantaHAMPTON, Ga. (WSPA) – It’s one of the most thrilling stops on the NASCAR schedule for both Xfinity and Cup Series drivers. Atlanta is home to some of the tightest finishes in NASCAR history,
According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple is planning a range of extended reality (XR) headsets, including Ray‑Ban‑style smart glasses and lighter Vision headsets from 2025 to 2028.
CultureMap Houston
Stunning Hill Country getaways lead 13 Texas travel ideas for JulyOptions abound for a fun-filled vacation around Texas in July, from a just-opened hotel in Gruene to a cabana getaway at an iconic Fort Worth Stockyards retreat. There are also great ways to "escape"
It took a bit of overtime, but Aldrich Potgieter got it done in Detroit. The South African earned hsi first PGA Tour title in just his 20th start and before the age of 21 at that. It was
Some sequels try to keep the magic alive—others bury it for good. These 25 follow-ups sparked outrage, disappointment, and in some cases, the death of an entire franchise (at least in fans' eyes).
Gloves, a fur coat and a bear mask. This outfit might sound like avant-garde fashion, but it’s actually the uniform of caretakers at the San Diego Humane Society who are raising an orphaned black
It’s easy to see why being happy is such a challenge these days. People are working jobs they hate, struggling to pay bills, and living in an increasingly isolated, digitally driven world. And that
A doctor in Florida has used a robot to remotely perform surgery on a cancer patient thousands of miles away in Africa. Vipul Patel, the medical director of the Global Robotic Institute at Orlando's
The Columbus Dispatch
Everyday Kindness Heroes: Nominate a community champion for the 2025 awards Kindness still reigns. The Columbus Dispatch and Columbus Monthly magazine want your help in celebrating Everyday Kindness Heroes who make central Ohio communities better
Remember the huge stuffed animal prizes at carnival games? The ones you shelled out an entire three months' allowance trying to win for the person you were crushing on in junior high? As impressive
A drug approved to treat rare genetic diseases can also make human blood toxic to the mosquitoes that spread malaria, a new study finds.The drug, called nitisinone, is currently used to treat two
Many of us have been there before: You’re grinding up a climb on a blazing hot summer day. Then, you reach for your bottle and take a sip. However, rather than a cool and refreshing treat, you’re
Albany Times Union
Adults celebrate construction school graduation that could propel them to the middle class SCHENECTADY - For 16 able-bodied people without job skills, a free program in Schenectady may be catapulting them into the middle class. They graduated Wednesday from Working in
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