I know there’s been a lot of space talk this past week (and it really hasn’t been that great), but don’t let that dull you to the magic of our galaxy and the sky. If you need a little hit of “holy sh*t, we live on a planet with stars,” turn to the skies this […]
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The Corbeille of Nefta (La Corbeille de Nefta) is a unique natural and historical site located in the oasis town of Nefta in southern Tunisia, near the Algerian border. Known for its stunning beauty, the natural springs here water nearly half a million date palms, one of the largest collections of the trees in the
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When it comes to psychological study, there are a lot of things we probably “know” instinctively, but it still helps to have hard data to back it up. For example, we probably can all guess “kids with warm and affectionate parents tend to do better later in life” but new research published by the American
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Topline Americans seeking information from the White House about COVID-19 testing or vaccinations are now greeted by a new COVID.gov website, which no longer includes easily accessible information about treatment and prevention of the disease. WASHINGTON, DC: Dr. Anthony Fauci (L), director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious … More Diseases, speaks as
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The first girl in your middle school class to get boobs is probably the strongest person you know. Developing earlier and/or larger than other kids your age is not for the weak — the social challenges alone are a minefield. Not to mention the physical toll bigger breasts can take on the body (hello, back
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You know, sometimes it takes a bit of work to find the joy in your every day (especially lately). And sometimes, it’s hard to share that joy out loud. You feel like you’re tone-deaf, you feel like people will find you cringe, you feel like you’ll be judged for looking for the tiniest crumb of
Stewart Copeland is best known as one-third of the Police, the chart-topping trio that called it quits after five acclaimed albums released between 1978-1983 and launched Sting to solo stardom. With the Police, which also included guitarist Andy Summers, out of the picture, the drummer-percussionist changed course and became an in-demand film and TV score
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Cucumber mango salad Noah Fecks Like many a trendy New Yorker, a popular pair of downtown restaurants, will head out east to the Hamptons this summer. Wayan and Ma•dé, led by couple Cédric and Ochi Vongerichten, will return to East Hampton for the third year in a row, following last year’s highly sought after pop-up
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During a seemingly normal school day, Basem (Saleh Bakri), a dedicated West Bank educator with hypnotizing eyes, encourages his student Yacoub (Mahmoud Bakri) to get back on track with his studies and to “regain control of his life.” But whatever autonomy the young man can re-assert seems futile in the face of the Israeli occupation
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Written by Mallory Gafas After the crunch of a corn chip, fresh guacamole rushes the tastebuds with flavors of creamy avocado, citrusy lime and zesty cilantro. Except this guacamole has none of those ingredients. At the global unveiling of a landmark new report, renowned chef Santiago Lastra presented a science-driven adaptation of the staple in
