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The House has passed the Sunshine Protection Act, which aims to allow states to choose whether to maintain daylight saving time permanently.
Every morning, Beijing's parks fill with tai chi practitioners, blending exercise with ancient philosophy in a pursuit of balance and serenity.
A federal appeals court has lifted 60 years of oversight of Louisiana's school desegregation, signaling a shift in state control over education.
Joe Wicks urges parents to engage in short physical activities with their children this summer to combat sedentary behavior.
MPs propose stringent measures for supermarkets, including penalties and advertising bans, to address the escalating obesity crisis in England.
A new report reveals that over 20% of new mothers in England require emergency medical attention, highlighting significant disparities in maternal health.
Former environment secretary Lord Deben warns that the UK’s outdated water systems could lead to serious consequences, including loss of life.
The Writers Guild of America has filed a lawsuit aimed at blocking Paramount's $81 billion acquisition of Warner Bros., citing harm to writers' livelihoods.
Meghan Markle has earned a Daytime Emmy nomination for her Netflix series "With Love, Meghan," competing in the outstanding lifestyle program category.
Pat Oliphant, a prominent political cartoonist celebrated for his incisive satire, has died at 90, leaving behind a legacy of fearless critique.
A Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Manhattan is showing a slowdown in new cases as officials intensify efforts to identify its source.
Manila clams, an invasive species and culinary favorite, have been found on the U.S. Atlantic coast, raising ecological concerns and a food industry fascination.
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse is probing alleged hasty renovations at the Kennedy Center tied to Trump, raising questions about financial mismanagement.
A recent study successfully extracted 50,000-year-old DNA from an antelope tooth, suggesting longer DNA preservation in Africa than previously believed.
Geoff Bennett and Simon Kuper reflect on the key moments of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, addressing player performance influences and future prospects.
The T. rex skeleton "Gus" sold for $50.1 million, breaking records and sparking debate on the future of scientifically significant fossils.
Inky Mark admits to illegally transferring firearms as police seize 439 guns, raising concerns over gun ownership laws and political accountability.
Al-Ghayl's Al-Saada Palace offers a glimpse into Saudi Arabia's rich past, showcasing its architectural beauty against a backdrop of time-worn history.
Cyclospora infections are on the rise in Michigan, with health officials suspecting lettuce as a potential source of the outbreak.
Discover the Lafcadio Hearn Japanese Gardens in Tramore—an evocative tribute to a remarkable writer, rich in beauty and cultural significance.