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You love your pet like family. You share your home, your time, your emotions, and often your food. That small bite from your plate feels harmless, even loving. Your pet looks at you with those trusting eyes, and you think, what harm can one bite do? The truth is uncomfortable…

The Ducati x Kappa collaboration proves riders will rep their favorite brand anywhere, even when they're miles away from their motorcycle.

More than 1 million Americans live with the neurodegenerative brain disorder – and that number is expected to climb

Brain activity suggests newborns can detect and predict patterns relating to rhythm, study says

The majority of the Southeast state’s 876 cases have been in unvaccinated children

French cartoonist and illustrator Gilles Roussel (better known as Boulet) has been drawing sharp, funny comics for years, from published series work to his long-running webcomic blog Bouletcorp, later collected as "Notes." Alongside his online work, he’s also published and collaborated on books, including "Bea Wolf," a children’s book written…

A stuffy nose and a dull headache are usually dismissed as the “winter tax” we all have to pay. We buy the over-the-counter sprays, we steam our faces, and we wait for it to pass. But in 2026, medical professionals are seeing a rise in secondary infections that turn a…

There’s a special kind of panic that hits when you turn on a faucet in winter and nothing comes out. It’s the homeowner equivalent of your car making a noise you’ve never heard before—your brain instantly jumps to the worst-case scenario.

AI tools like ChatGPT and social media have revolutionized how we find information, but new research from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania warns of hidden risks. Relying too heavily on AI for instant answers can reduce deep learning, critical thinking, and originality. Unlike traditional search, which requires…