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A groundbreaking project has been launched to help protect one of the UK’s most spectacular insects. The British Swallowtail butterfly (Papilio machaon britannicus) is found exclusively in the county
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Georgia's Kirby Smart is college football's highest paid coachGeorgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart remains college football's highest paid head coach according to the USA TODAY football coach salary database. Smart is expected to get paid over $13.2 million
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Young California cancer victim’s battle could eventually save livesSebastian Guerra was an otherwise typical 10-year-old who faced an extraordinary battle with bravery. He was diagnosed with diffuse midline glioma, an inoperable brain tumor, and was given a grim
The most cost-effective way to conserve the dwindling waters of the Colorado River may not come from building new reservoirs, canals, or wells, but from changing how water is used on farms that
(NEXSTAR) — We’re nearly 40 years removed from the totally tubular 1980s and a lot has changed since then — including people’s names. While some names will always be timeless, other monikers pass
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Howie Mandel Reveals Grandson Axel Is in Remission After His Leukemia Diagnosis: 'It's Still a Struggle'The TV personality and his daughter, Jackelyn, revealed that her son, Axel, was previously diagnosed with Leukemia and received a bone marrow transplant from his sisterNEED TO KNOWHowie Mandel and
A new study done on a woman who lived to be 117 points to possible factors that could've helped her live such a long life. Maria Branyas Morera died at 117 years old in 2024, according to CBS News.
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Seven Best College Football Games to Watch in Week 5: Oregon–Penn State Is Clash of TitansThe leaves have started to change, the air is crisp and fall is finally here. That’s right folks: The time for power conference college football teams to stop playing FCS schools and lesser FBS
Despite decades of progress since the industrial revolution, workplace conditions are declining and becoming more dangerous. U.S. workplace fatalities have increased since 2021, rising to over 5,280
European beavers are set to become a protected native species under Welsh law, the Welsh government has confirmed.The legislative changes bring Wales into line with England and Scotland in
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Eden Prairie teacher surprised with $50,000 national prizeA teacher at Eden Prairie High School received a shocking surprise Tuesday morning.Sheila Stalberger, an industrial technology teacher, applied for the 2025 Harbor Freight Tools for Schools contest
Florida authorities released body cam footage on Monday that appears to show a dog leading a deputy sheriff to a woman reported missing by her husband that night.The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office
There's a lot that goes into making a great song, or even just one with memorable lyrics — especially those that close out a song. Here's our list, in chronological order, of 25 notable final song
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Nevada Man Who Survived Mother’s Abuse Is Now Legal Father of His Younger Brother, Court RulesA Clark County judge ruled by default that Logan Gifford is the legal parent of his teenage brother, years after their mother was convicted of sexually abusing himNEED TO KNOWCourt documents show a
Both of my dogs get super excited when I bring home new plush toys. They race around and jump for joy just hearing the bag crinkle open, knowing what's to come. My pooches love the feel of the soft
In northern Pakistan, high up in the Himalayan mountains, researchers discovered a long, thin nematomorph "wriggling" on freshly fallen snow. Nematomorphs are alien-like creatures known as horsehair
The Western genre has been a defining hallmark of cinema ever since it first rose to prominence as far back as the 1930s. Reaching its pinnacle in the 50s and 60s, it became emblematic of American
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