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Young people who have exited foster care generally fare better – in work, school and relationships – if they get consistent support from adults who care about them during their teen years. My
The Wall Street Journal
The Biggest Game in Sports Is Taking Place on…Long Island?From the moment the U.S. learned it would host the biggest grudge match in international sports, the organizers of the T20 Cricket World Cup knew they had a decision to make.Whenever India and
A new option might be on the horizon for relieving sleep apnea symptoms. Apnimed has developed a drug called AD109 that's intended to serve as an alternative treatment to CPAP machines. It's
The Record, Bergen County
Need weekend plans? 13 things to do in North Jersey June 6-9 What will you be doing this weekend in North Jersey? Theater-goers have options in Millburn and Clifton this weekend with "Beautiful" at the Paper Mill and "Woe! Misery!
Dailymotion
Doggo RESCUES Mama from Playful AttackGet ready for a heartwarming rescue moment filled with incredible canine loyalty! This adorable video captures a playful scene that turns serious (well, kind of!) as a husband pretends to attack his
Maybe you're new to smart lighting, or maybe you've been slowly switching out your light bulbs for smart bulbs and you're ready to take your setup to the next level. Wherever you are in your smart
Miami Herald
Greg Cote’s Hot Button Top 10: Panthers’ fans odd Stanley Cup Final chant. Plus Tua, Caitlin, MessiGREG COTE’S HOT BUTTON TOP 10 (JUNE 9): WHAT IN SPORTS HAS GRABBED US THIS WEEK: Our Sunday Hot Button Top 10 had been blog-only but when our blog retired it moved, re-imagined, to online-only. HB10
New York Post
Dog runs 4 miles to find help after owner drives over Oregon cliff, spends night trapped in ravineTalk about man’s best friend. A loyal pooch ran four miles through the Oregon wilderness to find help for its injured owner — who spent the night stranded after driving off a steep cliff into a
The Conversation
Female giraffes drove the evolution of long giraffe necks in order to feed on the most nutritious leaves, new research suggestsEverything in biology ultimately boils down to food and sex. To survive as an individual you need food. To survive as a species you need sex. Not surprisingly then, the age-old question of why
Attn: casting agents — these TV favorites are likely on the lookout for more work these days!
The lone bull is known for his solo wandering in the North Atlantic.
As 71-year-old Arlene Rado took her dog for an afternoon walk June 5 in downtown Chicago, the unexpected happened. A man came up behind the woman, wrapped his left arm around her neck and stabbed
Whatever your dad's into, we've got you covered this holiday.
As evidence mounts on the potential health dangers of microplastics, more research is becoming available to understand the risks better and protect ourselves. What's happening? A recent
A man and a woman seen on video tossing puppies in a dumpster were arrested, Louisiana deputies told news outlets. The pair, both 22 years old, each face two counts of aggravated animal cruelty in
We’re in the thick of Rose Festival this week, but if you’re looking for some alternate entertainment, we’ve got you covered. Check out two big museum exhibit openings this weekend, (only a block
While you’re probably pretty familiar with DNA, it’s likely that RNA only made it onto your radar during the pandemic, thanks to Covid-19 vaccines such as the ones from Moderna and Pfizer. DNA is
Boston Herald
Massachusetts State Police seeking owner of malnourished dog found at Blue Hills ReservationPolice are trying to find out who’s the owner of a malnourished dog that was found alone at Blue Hills Reservation. A Good Samaritan early on Monday reportedly dropped off the young female pit mix at
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. There's plenty to look forward to when planning your summer, but not without some limits. For instance, if using a traditional ice cooler to
Phys.org
First ever report of two ancient ape species cohabiting in Miocene Europe 11 million years agoAncient apes in Germany co-existed by partitioning resources in their environment, according to a study published June 7, 2024 in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Madelaine Böhme of Eberhard Karls
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