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Yes, the 2025 NFL Draft just ended, but it’s never too early to look ahead to 2026. Texas quarterback Arch Manning is nationally expected to be the top prospect next year if he enters early (which no
Forbes
Northern Lights Forecast: Geomagnetic Storms Could Bring Aurora Borealis To These 10 States TonightToplineIncoming geomagnetic storms will likely disrupt the Earth’s magnetic field this week, pulling the northern lights to several states along the Canadian border starting Monday night, according
The film noir genre is a staple of classic cinema that reached its pinnacle point of popularity during the 1940s with iconic classics such as The Maltese Falcon, Laura, and Double Indemnity. Rooted
With "each 10% increase in UPF contribution to total energy intake, there is a corresponding 2.7% rise in the risk of all-cause mortality," the study saysOne could be at a greater risk of a premature
Boston Herald
Project Bread raises $1 million in annual Walk for Hunger to tackle rising food insecurityAs food insecurity rises across the state, over 4,500 people joined the 57th annual Walk for Hunger to help feed residents across Massachusetts on Sunday morning. “Right now, about one in five
Spoiler Alert: This list contains spoilers for A Minecraft Movie.Just about every popular video game is eventually adapted into a movie, and the hit sandbox game Minecraft is the latest, with A
In Alberta, Canada, a unique bridge is helping animals safely cross one of the province's busiest highways — and it's changing how people think about road design and conservation. Nestled between
The Milwaukee Brewers established a new single-inning franchise record on Sunday afternoon against the Athletics, stealing six bases in the first off left-hander Jeffrey Springs and catcher Shea
Shōnen Jump is the magazine with the most readership and popularity in Japan, in which only a few mangas manage to make a big impact, while those that don't are axed quickly regardless of the
Hollywood Reporter
‘The Carters' Director on Her Bond With Angel and Addiction Stigma: "She Knew That Aaron, in His Healthiest State, Would Want to Help Others" Soleil Moon Frye, director of The Carters: Hurts to Love You, hopes others will see a piece of themselves in the Carter family story. That was her mission, she tells The Hollywood Reporter
Stockholm Wood City will be built in Sickla, a suburb south of the Swedish capitalREAD MORE: Europe's best destinations for baby boomers revealedA major new architecture project is set to create the
A weekly coffee morning has been set up to help tackle loneliness among military veterans.The sessions, in Powick near Worcester, give ex-service personnel the chance to chat with their peers in
The parents of a boy who was stabbed to death at school have begun work towards setting up a youth club in his memory.Harvey Willgoose's parents, Caroline and Mark, have campaigned against knife
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Dallas Cowboys crack top 10 in surprising NFL post-draft power rankings After a disappointing 2024 NFL campaign, the Dallas Cowboys knew that changes needed to be made. The team hired Brian Schottenheimer as its new head coach, was more aggressive in free agency,
Phys.org
Tomato ripening regulated by the same cellular process that slows aging in animals and humansIn research published in New Phytologist, investigators reveal that tomato ripening is regulated by the same mechanism that contributes to humans' and animals' life- and health spans.
A man is running 500 miles (804km) dressed in full construction personal protective equipment (PPE) to raise awareness of mental health and suicide.Chris Rodgers, from Weston-super-Mare, began
Kyle Petty shares a laugh when talking about the latest edition of his eponymous charity motorcycle journey, one that’s evolved to more regional routes that go a little easier on the odometer.“The
Steven Spielberg invented the modern summer blockbuster with Jaws, and his 1975 great white shark thriller is like nothing before or after it. The director was essentially an unknown at the time, his
Daily Voice Windham County, CT
Hidden Dangers: Study Reveals High Levels Of Plastics In People's Brains A new study is raising fresh concerns about the hidden dangers of microplastics — this time inside the human brain.Researchers at the University of New Mexico
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