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Skywatchers throughout North America got an eyeful over the weekend, but they had to be vigilant because the intense Aurora Borealis created by unusual solar activity
Rona Maynard was looking for The Next Big Thing. She didn’t expect it would wag its tail. In
(Reuters) - Apple will deliver some of its upcoming artificial intelligence features this year through data centers powered by its own in-house chips, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, as the
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'Stamp Out Hunger' food drive happening SaturdayStamp Out Hunger — the nation’s largest single-day food drive — returns Saturday in more then 10,000 communities across the United States.The National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) will
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Intense solar storms keep aurora potential high over the weekend The most extreme geomagnetic storm since 2003 continues this weekend with additional chances to see auroras across Canada and much of the United States on Saturday and Sunday. Friday night’s
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The 10 Best Foods for Menopause SymptomsHot flash? There is a food for that.
By Anna Tong and Akash Sriram(Reuters) -ChatGPT maker OpenAI kicked off a livestream event on Monday where it has said it would announce updates to its flagship chatbot and its most advanced AI model
Members of the community have donated about $22,000 to help support residents of a Donald Street highrise building which experienced two serious fires break out earlier
The image of a mighty lion taking a drink at the river, with its reflection shimmering in the water, followed by the graceful awakening of the female lion and their silent stroll behind the tall
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10 Historical Landmarks Every Canadian Needs to VisitThese unique attractions—one in every province—bring our country's fascinating history to life. The post 10 Historical Landmarks Every Canadian Needs to Visit appeared first on Reader's Digest Canada.
The world’s oldest man-made wooden structures dating back to the Early Stone Age have been found in Africa – suggesting our ancestors were far more advanced than previously believed.It is the
Olena Gubenko had refused to leave her home through the war, but as Russian soldiers edged closer, she decided to evacuate with her dogs as well as several cats and goats she rescued.
On occasions when you want to prioritize comfort or show off your sporty side, sneakers have long proven to be the chameleons of the wardrobe. Whether you have your eyes on trending styles and
It turns out that selling a football team is a lot easier than selling a mansion, at least if you're Dan Snyder. The former Washington Commanders owner had no problem selling the team back in July
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Monitoring human impacts on the ocean just got easier and cheaper Hydroelectric dams can sever the links between feeding and spawning zones for freshwater fish. Meanwhile, offshore wind power developments can have a complex relationship with the waters they call
Last weekend, millions of Brits witnessed one of nature’s miracles right on our doorsteps; the Northern Lights.It’s rare to spot the Aurora Borealis here, especially as far down as southern England
Scientists have developed a technique to decode people's internal monologueThe device works by implanting small electrodes into the brain to collect data Scientists are one step closer to reading
Every pet owner thinks their animal has its own funny, quirky personality, but the 2024 Comedy Pet Photography Awards once again boasts the cream of the crop. The 30 finalist photos, revealed on
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The 20 best action movies led by womenWhen it comes to classic action movies, they're usually always led by macho men, relegating female characters to damsels in distress or side pieces. However, there have been plenty of action movies,
Prof Richard Scolyer was diagnosed with a grade 4 brain cancerGlioblastoma patients usually survive for less than a yearProf Scolyer was treated with his own research and has been clear for a year An
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