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Editor’s Note: Call to Earth is a CNN editorial series committed to reporting on the environmental challenges facing our planet, together with the solutions. Rolex’s Perpetual Planet Initiative has
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Aryna Sabalenka Had Classy Gesture for Fan Who Overheated During Wimbledon SemifinalAryna Sabalenka was in the middle of her Wimbledon semifinal match vs. American Amanda Anisimova on Thursday when the heat got to be too much for a fan in the stands.It was a crucial moment for the
Summer is in full swing, and you know what that means: it’s officially dress season, baby! Whether it’s a flirty mini or a flowing maxi, dresses reign supreme when the temperature climbs above 90
Kat Thompson is the associate editor of Eater at Home, covering home cooking and baking, cookbooks, and kitchen gadgets. Cinnamon rolls with orange frosting are her Christmas morning tradition.
There's a new leader in the clubhouse as Scarlett Johansson has emerged atop the rankings of the highest grossing actor of all-time worldwide thanks to the success of Jurassic Park Rebirth. The
In Lovely BlueHe had 4,000 wings. This was simply a fact. The feathers of each wing – innumerable. As they should be. The wings sheltered the souls so they could not be viewed in transit. This too
StarsInsider
The youngest island in the worldIn the remote North Atlantic Ocean, off the southern coast of Iceland, is a tiny island that has only existed for about 60 years. The minuscule landmass, known as Surtsey Island, was borne out of a
Parade aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission.It's that time of year when barbecues are in full swing, whether we're
Travel + Leisure
The Largest Temperate Rain Forest in the World Is in the U.S.—and It Has Stunning Glaciers and FjordsTongass National Forest encompasses 17 million acres and is home to bald eagles, salmon, and bears.Tongass National ForestGet a bird's-eye view of the 1,500-square-mile Juneau Icefield from a
Easy on your feet; tough on the trails.
After turning 40, wearing rompers and jumpsuits can get tricky. They need the right cuts, silhouettes and design details to look fresh, flattering and fashion-forward. Our trick? Opting for boutique
The State Columbia, SC
Student connects two fossils from different museums to reveal new ancient speciesVictor Beccari, a PhD student, was studying reptile fossils at London's Natural History Museum when he came across a familiar skeleton. The prehistoric lizard-like creature he was looking at, called
A baby hare is "growing stronger every day" after a farmer performed an emergency roadside caesarean section on its mother, according to an animal welfare charity. The adult female hare was killed
Humanity has long dreamt about flying, and now that we can do it easily, many kids and adults still dream about becoming a pilot. While more accessible today than ever before, for many getting a
Drinking too much coffee can suppress our brain's ability to recover from chronic sleep deprivation, scientists have found. Caffeine is the most widely consumed psychoactive substance in the world,
When I’m prepping for a beach day, I’m always on the hunt for ways to elevate my vacation style. Maybe it’s an oversized, dramatic sun hat that shades my entire face and makes me feel like I belong
An oxygen sensor protein protects the enzymatic machinery of biological nitrogen fixation from serious damage, and its use in biotechnology could help to reduce the use of synthetic fertilizer in
Philadelphia Inquirer
The longest days arrive in Philly, and the sunsets are about to get even laterAs though celebrating one of the year’s astronomical highlights, the fireflies have begun enchanting the darker spaces of the region with their electrifying flashes. “They’re their own little meteor
The Points Guy
Giant sequoias and red rock canyons: 7 state parks with national park-worthy wonders and smaller crowdsFrom Acadia's rocky shores to Zion's slot canyons, U.S. national parks are the crown jewels of national conservation. But, they are also getting more crowded. In 2024, the National Park Service set a
WTNH Hartford
Is heart disease reversible?(NewsNation) — The leading cause of death in the U.S. is heart disease, but sometimes it’s a silent killer. Not all who have it show symptoms until the worst – such as a heart attack – happens.
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