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Leonid Meteor Shower To Light Up Night Sky The Leonid meteor shower, known for its fast and bright meteors, is set to peak overnight, offering stargazers a chance to witness one of nature’s most dazzling
Albany Times Union
Photos: Reptiles put on a show in Saratoga Springs SARATOGA SPRINGS -An assortment of lizards, snakes, turtles and other cold-blooded animals were on display Sunday at the Saratoga Reptile Show. The daylong event was held at the Saratoga Springs
Miss Universe on of the most iconic beauty pageants in the world began in 1952 in Long Beach, California, with the vision of celebrating the beauty, talent, and elegance of women from all over the
By Alec LuhnIran is experiencing a drought so intense that the country’s president has said the capital city, Tehran, might have to be evacuated. In an attempt to bring rain, aircraft began a cloud
Daniel Forster took the shot at Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs.
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Illinois treasurer returns Purple Heart that belonged to late World War II veteran from Oak LawnA Purple Heart is one of the most prestigious awards a member of the military can receive.Now, Illinois Treasurer Michael Frerichs is helping the family of a World War II veteran get it back.Army
Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez has given further details of the club's "Infinite Bernabéu" virtual reality project, saying the collaboration with Apple "will be like opening the stadium doors
Worcester Telegram
Gorgeous northern lights shined over MA last night. More could be coming. See whereStargazers in Massachusetts and beyond were treated to a spectacular display of the northern lights on Tuesday night, and the show isn't over yet. The northern lights, also known as
Warning: This post mentions sexual assault, violence, death, murder, and human trafficking.1.The original Brothers Grimm version of Cinderella is considerably darker and more terrifying than Disney's
There's a reason Little Monsters call Lady Gaga "mother." At a recent show on her Mayhem Ball tour, the superstar stopped mid-song and paused her performance for several minutes to help care for
A Birmingham grandmother said she can live her life as "if I haven't got cancer", after the breakthrough drug she is taking became available on the NHS. Sue Harley was diagnosed with Myeloma, an
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Researchers confirm first-ever sightings of rare creatures in new location — here's what's happening Birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts have something exciting to celebrate in Tamil Nadu, reports City Air News. Two rare tern species — the Arctic Tern and the White-cheeked Tern — have been spotted
Northeastern University researchers used an original machine learning tool to predict how genetic mutations cause a rare metabolic disease known as OTC deficiency, uncovering some underlying
Daily Voice Union County, NJ
Massive 13-Foot Great White Shark ‘Contender’ Pinged Off NJ Coast A great white shark weighing an estimated 1,653 pounds pinged off the New Jersey coast near Atlantic City on Wednesday, Nov. 12, according to nonprofit ocean life
An unusual team is linking up to give back this Thanksgiving holiday with a turkey drive in Yuba City. A junk removal service is partnering with a nonprofit to fill a trailer full of turkeys for
We’ve been dreaming of a cooking app for a long time—a tool that could make cooking more fun, more intuitive, and a lot less intimidating. That dream is finally a reality. With the new Delish app we
One year after a powerful bomb cyclone tore across western Washington, the region’s major utilities say they are better prepared for the next major weather event after facing historic damage,
Nov. 19 (UPI) -- The Philadelphia Zoo announced the birth of a pair of pied tamarin monkey twins -- the second such set of twins to be born at the facility this year. The zoo announced on social
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5 Biggest Surprises in College Hockey This Season and Latest Polls: Puck Drop We're beginning to get into the holiday season, which is usually when the college hockey world starts to get a good feel for which contenders are pretenders, and vice-versa. At this point even the
KARE-TV Minneapolis St. Paul
Coated in Love fundraises for people experiencing homelessnessThe nonprofit Coated in Love is raising money and donations on Thursday to support people who are homeless in the Twin Cities. The money and donations will go toward the "3000 Acts of Kindness" event
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