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Jellyfish Day honors one of Earth’s oldest and most fascinating creatures, glowing reminders of resilience beneath the waves.

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Two-time darts world champion Peter Wright has been told to fix his faltering form at the oche by putting weight back on after losing three stone. Wright, 55, has undergone a remarkable body ...

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“I think it was in the air in some ways,” says Paul Muldoon, when asked about where his love for poetry comes from. “When I was brought up in the country in the 1950s, there was still a tradition of… ...

WASHINGTON — Veterans would have to provide formal, signed consent before doctors could write them prescriptions for narcotics, stimulants and anti-anxiety medicine under House legislation drawing ...

Is the mobile device in your pocket a piece of art or just a functional device? What about the chair you are sitting on, or the watch on your wrist? These questions are at the core of a complex area ...