NEW YORK — Whether you’re in a meeting or composing an email to your boss, it might be tempting to drop in a catchy phrase that wows your co-workers. From “think outside the box” to “give 110 percent,” these clichés have become as common in workplaces as the office water cooler. However, your fancy office…

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From infectious grooves that make you wanna jump to soulful ballads that tug at your heartstrings, Bruno Mars is a hit machine. Whether you’re craving a retro dance party or a night of belting out power vocals, there’s a Bruno Mars song for every mood. Dive into our ultimate Bruno Mars playlist, featuring the chart-toppers,…

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Stuck scrolling mindlessly, with science news making your brain go “bleh”? No worries, knowledge seekers! We’ve got the cure for your curiosity blues: awesome science podcasts! This list blasts off with the top seven shows that tackle everything from mind-melting space stuff to the science behind your morning coffee. Think interviews with brainiacs, debunking myths,…

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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Food prices have surged in recent years, and we have yet to see a decline. Many Americans heading to the grocery store every week would agree with this. In fact, a recent survey found most U.S. consumers predict that they’ll see even more price increases over the next year. The survey-based…

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FORT COLLINS, Colo. — They say elephants never forget a face, and now as it turns out, they seem to remember names too. That is, the “names” they have for one another. Yes, believe it or not, a new study shows that elephants actually have the rare ability to identify one another through unique calls,…

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WASHINGTON — Do we really learn from our mistakes? We’ve all heard the comforting refrains about failure: “Fail your way to success!” or “Each failure is a stepping stone!” Inspirational quotes from celebrities and success stories from business gurus reinforce the belief that failing is just a precursor to success. However, recent research published in the…

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Sunshine state of mind? Florida beckons with sugar-sand shores and waves that whisper paradise. But with a coastline stretching from palm-studded islands to vibrant cityscapes, choosing a beach can feel like picking a seashell – there are just too many good ones! Worry not, sun-seekers. We’ve scoured the coast to unveil Florida’s hidden gems and…

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Most adults are aware that impairment of cognition can become a concern with aging. By its nature, assigning degrees of ability to think and memory are inexact. There’s no clear demarcation between the normal slowing of cognition with age and the onset of various types of dementia. This murky area has spawned a billion-dollar industry…

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GRANADA, Spain — Does the time of day that you exercise make a difference in your health? A new study by scientists at the University of Granada suggests it just might be, particularly if you’re at risk for diabetes. They’ve uncovered a simple yet powerful secret to improving blood sugar levels in adults, especially those…

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From beguiling con artists to deranged ice skaters, Margot Robbie has chameleon-like talents that light up the screen. Whether wielding a mallet or a mischievous grin, she’s captivated audiences in a dazzling array of films. Margot Robbie’s greatest roles highlight the depth and nuance of her considerable acting ability. We compile our lists by combing through…

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Article written by Natasha Harlow, University of Nottingham Archaeologists are often described as “stumped” or “baffled” by their discoveries. But, in reality, specialists have a good grasp of what most historical objects were created for. But there are a few exceptions to this rule. The following list is a selection of intriguing mystery objects. They’re…

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LUND, Sweden — Tattoos have exploded in popularity over the last few decades, with around a third of Americans now sporting at least one permanent ink design. However, a major new study suggests this wildly popular form of body art could come with a serious health risk — an increased likelihood of developing malignant lymphoma, a…

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Little one crying? Enter the magical world of baby swings! These lifesavers can soothe your baby and grant you much-needed moments of peace. But with countless swings on the market, picking the perfect one can feel like navigating a nursery rhyme gone haywire. Worry not, new parents! This guide will be your lullaby, serenading you…

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Forget “Mad Max” fury and “Lethal Weapon” explosions for a second. Mel Gibson’s career is a wild ride that goes way beyond action flicks. We’re talking Shakespearean soliloquies delivered in a kilt (“Braveheart”), Oscar-winning directing chops (“Hacksaw Ridge”), and even a descent into the dark underbelly of Hollywood (“The Beaver”). With a filmography that’s as…

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Let’s face it: our furry friends deserve the world (and a constant supply of belly rubs). But when it comes to treats, navigating the dog treat aisle can feel ruff-er than a walk in the pouring rain. Fear not, fellow dog lovers! We’re sniffing out the best dog treats on the market, from delicious and…

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Article written by Jas Kalra, Manchester Metropolitan University Just as the world is coming out of the tea crisis, another breakfast staple, orange juice, is in the spotlight. Supply constraints have led to prices shooting up by more than 20% in a year. The primary cause of this orange juice shortage is the significant hit…

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HOBOKEN, N.J. — It’s intuitive. When you’ve got an important decision to make, and the stakes are high, you want to gather as much information as you can about the issue, right? You may have to rethink that strategy. If you want to make better decisions, stop the exhaustive research! A study published in Cognitive…

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Congratulations! You’ve officially tied the knot (and hopefully not each other in a tangled mess of wedding cake!). Now, before the post-wedding blues (and maybe a few too many open bar headaches) set in, let’s get you on a honeymoon that’ll have you saying “I do” all over again (but to paradise, beaches, and maybe…

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PITTSBURGH — Teachers in the United States have been overworked and underpaid for decades. Educators do so much to help form the backbone of society and shape the minds and leaders of tomorrow, yet continue to receive woefully little public and monetary support. Let’s face facts: Those looking for six-figure bank accounts hardly ever set out…

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BETHESDA, Md. — Peanuts are one of the top food allergies among children. However, new research is now shedding light on how to change that. Researchers say feeding children peanut products regularly from infancy until the age of five effectively reduces the rate of peanut allergies during adolescence by a staggering 71%. This was the…

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If you’ve always dreamed of visiting Costa Rica but dread the hassle of planning every detail, consider an all-inclusive resort. These packages are popular because they cover everything you need — from meals and activities to tips — eliminating the need for multiple payments and avoiding hidden fees or surprises. Not only are these kinds…

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Training a puppy or dealing with an older dog that has accidents can frustrate pet parents. Enter the pee pad, an absorbent, disposable mat designed for pets to relieve themselves indoors, simplifying cleanup. The pads, also called puppy pads or training pads, are not only a lifesaver during the initial stages of potty training but…

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Want an amazing cup of joe guilt-free? Fair-trade coffee has you covered! It’s not just a feel-good label; it’s a movement that ensures coffee farmers are paid fair wages for their backbreaking work. But fair-trade coffee goes beyond just pay. It means sustainable farming practices, better working conditions, and empowered communities. So, if you’re ready…

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LIVERPOOL, United Kingdom — Nowadays, it seems like kids and teens are more likely to have a favorite streamer than a favorite TV show. They get a lot of their entertainment from creators on video game livestreaming platforms (VGLSPs) like Twitch, but those also contain advertisements, too. According to new research, unhealthy food and drink…

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Does resurgence of bubbling springs mean the ‘sleeping giant’ will soon awaken again? LOGAN, Utah — Will another big earthquake strike the Denali fault in Alaska? In 2002, a powerful earthquake along this fault, which runs 1,200 miles across Alaska and Canada, caused significant damage to remote villages and infrastructure in central Alaska. Recently, a…

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We’ve all experienced the transformative power of fragrance. A spritz of your favorite scent can instantly boost your confidence and mood. But can a carefully chosen perfume really turn heads and ignite feelings of love? The answer, like most things in love and life, is a little more complex than a simple yes or no.…

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Article written by Douglas R. Cavener, Penn State Everything 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 giraffes have long necks has centered around food and sex. After debating this…

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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — From gurgling “goos” to squealing “wheees!”, the delightful symphony of sounds emanating from a baby’s crib may seem like charming gibberish to the untrained ear. However, a new study suggests that these adorable vocalizations are far more than just random noise — they’re actually a crucial stepping stone on the path to…

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LONDON — We’ve all been there before; something drives us to write an angry and vengeful email so everyone involved gets a piece of our mind. Unfortunately, this blind fury often ends up backfiring and might even get you in trouble. So, how can you let everyone know you’re angry and still look like a…

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NOTTINGHAM, United Kingdom — Every parent knows kids develop at vastly different paces. However, new research shows a child’s birth month may stack the deck against them when it comes to one of the most common neurological diagnoses: attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Researchers in the United Kingdom have found that both teachers and parents…

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Article written by Steven L. Tuck, Miami University On Aug. 24, in A.D. 79, Mount Vesuvius erupted, shooting over 3 cubic miles of debris up to 20 miles (32.1 kilometers) in the air. As the ash and rock fell to Earth, it buried the ancient cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. According to most modern accounts,…

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NEW YORK — Forget voting for a third party — more than one in three Americans want to vote for themselves in 2024! The new poll of 1,000 Americans found that 37% believe that they would make a better President of the United States than the current candidates. Those kinds of numbers might actually win an…

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Sun scorching your back? Arms feeling like overcooked linguine after every mow? It’s time to ditch the manual labor and embrace the glorious world of riding lawn mowers! But with so many options, choosing the right one can leave you feeling more lost than a rogue dandelion in a freshly cut field. Fear not, fellow…

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‘Benjamin Button’ effect allows astronomers to better calculate ‘last big crash’ TROY, N.Y. — A stunning new study may upend everything we know about our cosmic home — the Milky Way galaxy. According to researchers from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, our galaxy may have collided with another galaxy billions of years later than scientists previously thought.…

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Al Pacino: a name synonymous with intensity, iconic characters, and maybe yelling a thing or two. From his raw debut in the gritty streets of “The Panic in Needle Park” to the layered gravitas of “The Godfather,” Pacino has carved a path through cinema history, leaving audiences breathless (and sometimes a little scared) in his…

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Whether you’ve been on an African safari, taken a walk around a zoo, or just looked through some National Geographic magazines, you surely know that there are a number of animals on this planet that are tall! Being tall provides a lot of benefits for animals who live in open land. Taller animals are able…

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LEGO sets have been a mainstay in children’s playtime for generations, offering endless possibilities for creative expression and skill development. But with countless themes and age ranges, selecting the perfect Lego set for your child can feel daunting. Fear not, fellow parent! This guide will navigate the exciting world of LEGO, recommending the best sets…

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GOTHENBURG, Sweden — The deep abyssal plains of the Pacific Ocean, largely unexplored by humans, are teeming with bizarre life forms perfectly adapted to the harsh conditions of this alien environment. A recent 45-day research voyage to the Clarion Clipperton Zone between Mexico and Hawaii has revealed a fascinating glimpse into this undersea wonderland. “These areas…

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Drizzling olive oil over your salad isn’t just about flavor anymore. This kitchen staple is packed with health benefits, from boosting heart health to potentially aiding brain function. But with so many varieties on the shelf, choosing the right olive oil can be overwhelming. Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered! This guide will unveil the…

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MANCHESTER, United Kingdom — In the depths of the universe, a team of astronomers has stumbled upon a cosmic mystery that challenges our understanding of the life cycles of stars. Led by Dr. Manisha Caleb at the University of Sydney and Dr. Emil Lenc at CSIRO, the researchers have discovered a peculiar object, believed to…

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Sitting at your desk in a fog after hitting a brain-draining mental wall at 2 p.m. can feel extremely frustrating, especially on work days when there are so many tasks to get done. Coffee does nothing for you at this point, and the weight of your eyelids is as heavy as the burden of your…

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BALTIMORE — Imagine a world where we could harness the power of our own immune system to fight cancer without the need for grueling chemotherapy or invasive surgeries. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have taken a major step towards making this vision a reality with the development of an artificial lymph node (aLN) that can…

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New research from the Cleveland Clinic suggests that consuming high levels of xylitol may lead to the formation of blood clots, increasing your risk of serious cardiovascular events like heart attack and stroke.

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Plenty of people are trying to shed that stubborn belly fat for beach season. However, a new study is warning about the serious health impact of another type of fat — in your muscles. Researchers in Australia have found that the makeup of our muscle fibers plays a direct role in whether we suffer from…

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Buckle up for a road trip through the wild world of car rentals! Hitting the gas on hidden fees, navigating confusing insurance options, and swerving around lackluster customer service can leave you feeling stranded. But fear not, intrepid adventurer (or just someone who needs a rental car)! We’ll be your GPS, guiding you to the…

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For female athletes, the impact of the menstrual cycle on physical performance has been a topic of much discussion. But what about the mental side of the game? A groundbreaking new study suggests that certain cognitive abilities, particularly those related to spatial awareness and anticipation, may indeed ebb and flow with a woman’s cycle. The…

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Credit card catastrophe? Not so fast! Your path to plastic redemption starts here. Let’s face it, bad credit can feel like a social media filter gone wrong – blurry, distorted, and hiding your true potential. But fear not, financially frustrated friend! We’re here to unveil the best credit cards for those rebuilding their credit score.…

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Dust off your nostalgia and dig out your old Disney Channel merch (we see you, Hannah Montana t-shirt!) because we’re about to take a trip down memory lane. We’re ranking the best Disney Channel shows that had you glued to the screen, begging your parents to let you stay up past bedtime with “just one…

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New research reveals that in the fierce competition for online readers’ attention, news headlines using simpler language tend to get more clicks. Simply put, easy titles mean more readers. In the fast-paced world of digital media, news outlets are in a constant battle to capture eyeballs and engagement. With an overwhelming abundance of content vying…

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NEW YORK — Good news for anyone seeking a spark of romance this summer: A whopping 70% of Americans still believe true love exists! Sadly, one in five people who believe in the concept of true love feel they have yet to ever experience it (21%). The results come from a poll of 2,000 people…

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