In recent years, several studies have shown that the bacteria in our gut are linked to our overall health. These gut bacteria can affect our mood, how we handle stress, and our chances of getting autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and type…
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Get ready for a breathtaking sky show! On the night of June 10, the Strawberry Moon will rise, offering a golden glow and marking the final full moon of spring—or the first of summer, depending on where you live. This is the…
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Nature is just crazy. Whether on land, at sea or in the air, danger is a constant in Australia. All animals, including sharks, snakes, and spiders, are dangerous. Explore the rainforest in the same manner. There are harmful animals to be wary…
Read MoreA recent conversation involving well-known public figures has sparked discussion around leadership visibility, communication, and future ambitions. One major theme that emerged was the importance of staying connected with the public through open communication—especially for individuals considering high-profile leadership roles. Visibility, media…
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Owls have fascinated people for centuries, often symbolizing wisdom, mystery, and transformation. Their silent flight and piercing eyes inspire wonder across many cultures, especially when an owl appears nearby or even inside a home. Some see this as a blessing, while others…
Read MoreIn parts of Queens and the Bronx, many residents say they’re feeling increasingly uneasy as crime in their neighborhoods continues to rise. Recent public safety reports show that major crimes—including burglaries, robberies, and auto thefts—have gone up significantly in some areas. For…
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The birth of a baby usually brings joy, excitement, and a flood of congratulations. But for one Tennessee couple, their big moment turned into a viral internet storm—after people noticed something they didn’t expect. On February 17, 2024, Rachel, a cashier at…
Read MoreThe Trump administration has taken major steps to overhaul—or possibly dismantle—AmeriCorps, the Clinton-era national service program, after years of financial mismanagement and failed audits. This week, about 75% of AmeriCorps’ full-time staff—535 out of 700 employees—were placed on administrative leave, according to…
Read MoreA high-ranking retired Navy admiral has been found guilty of accepting a lucrative private-sector job in exchange for steering government contracts to a company—marking a serious betrayal of public trust at the highest levels of military leadership. Admiral Robert Burke, once a…
Read MoreIn a significant development for the U.S. energy sector, the House of Representatives passed the “Protecting American Energy Production Act,” which aims to safeguard domestic oil and gas production from future executive moratoriums without Congressional approval. The bill, which passed with a…
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Sophia Reynolds