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Pre-built gaming PCs range greatly in price and quality. Unfortunately, a high price doesn't always mean you're getting something put together with attention to detail or the best parts on the market
The Cool Down
Research reveals simple practice that significantly enhances mental and physical health: 'There is a pressing need' Good news for anyone living in a crowded city: You don't need a huge park to feel better. A new study published by Frontiers in Public Health found that small "pocket parks" can be just as good
Just before the All-Star break, the Red Sox joined Major League Baseball’s exclusive 10,000 wins club. Only four other clubs beat Boston to the punch since the Modern Era began in 1901: the
Doctors may soon have a new tool in the fight against one of the most aggressive and lethal forms of cancer—in the form of an 'early warning' signature of precancerous cells. This is the promise of a
Donations are pouring in at the 25th annual 95.5 WSB Care-a-Thon to support local children battling cancer.As of 5:15 p.m., more than $522,000 has been raised.Over those 25 years, more than $34
In the crystal waters of the Atlantic Ocean swam a "large" sea creature with a distinctive black-and-white coloring and "whip-like tail." Everything about it caught the attention of nearby scuba
By James DinneenThe centuries-old practice of spreading crushed limestone on farmland can improve crop yields by making soil less acidic. This custom is typically considered a source of greenhouse
Gas station food often gets a bad rap — but for many travelers on a road trip, there may not be much of a choice.Pit stops across the U.S. provide options that go far beyond processed and packaged
Despite a warming climate, bone-chilling winter cold can grip parts of the U.S. In a study appearing in Science Advances, researchers found that two specific patterns in the polar vortex, a swirling
After one final high profile transfer this week that saw former Vanderbilt forward Khamil Pierre land at N.C. State, an offseason full of a flurry of moves in women’s college basketball seems
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Cleveland lawyer pens children’s-book series, newest adventure highlights food banksCLEVELAND, Ohio – A few years ago, a pal told Dave Grunenwald, “I could have made a list of 100 things you’d be doing later in life, and writing children’s books would not be on it.” Grunenwald
Name, image and likeness payments weren't part of the college football landscape when former Denver Broncos running back Terrell Davis was trampling competition at Georgia from 1992-94.But the Pro
Britain's Zoe Backstedt has become the youngest winner of the Baloise Ladies Tour, having retained her lead in the general classification on the final stage.Sunday's fifth and final stage in Zwevegem
"We got a lot on our minds tonight," RZA told the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on Friday night (July 18), before the rest of Wu-Tang Clan joined him onstage to close out the final scheduled
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Kyle Manzardo rejoins Guardians after leaving to be with his family while mom has heart transplantCHICAGO (AP) — Cleveland Guardians first baseman Kyle Manzardo rejoined the team on Thursday after missing three games to be with his family while his mother underwent a heart transplant.Windy
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AUSTIN (KXAN) — Texas Longhorns senior safety Michael Taaffe is joining a local burger restaurant Thursday to help raise money for flood victims. Taaffe will sign autographs and talk with “anyone
(NewsNation) — Dogs can be trained to reliably sniff out Parkinson’s disease from a person’s skin secretions years before symptoms appear, a new study found. A pair of dogs were trained to detect
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10 Games That Will Make You An FPS FanIf you take a peek at the Steam player charts at any given time, you'll see that first-person shooters consistently make up the top positions. It's just human nature, it seems, to want to shove a
A man who saved a teenage girl from being assaulted by a stranger while she walked home has been given a commendation for his bravery.Keiran Sandham intervened when he saw the girl being dragged to
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