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The Big Ten basketball tournaments will head to Minneapolis for the first time.

If there’s a message that Prince Harry wants people to hear about his exit from his senior role, it’s that he’s found peace in his new life. It’s clear that he misses his dear grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, but he doesn’t seem to have the same warm and fuzzy feelings for Prince Charles and Prince William. […]

Just 40 minutes outside of New York, the modern $12 million oasis—dubbed Xanadu—also has a glass conservatory with a mineral-infused pool.

Contrary to the 2021 season, the Mets offense has been on fire when their teammates reach base. Through the fifth inning of last night’s game, the Mets ranked top-three in the league in batting average when there are two outs and a runner in scoring position. Last year, the Mets ranked 28th in that same […]

The Tunnel Fire has jumped from 6,000 to 16,000 acres overnight

Benjamin Bratt has been cast in the Natasha Lyonne-led Peacock series “Poker Face,” which hails from creator Rian Johnson. Variety has learned exclusively that Bratt is the latest addition to the rapidly expanding cast. Another recently announced cast members include Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Stephanie Hsu, and David Castañeda. Plot and character details for the series are […]

With marijuana now legal in many U.S. states, some veterinarians are seeing more cases of cannabis poisoning in dogs and other pets, according to a new survey.

April 20th is one of the chillest days of the year, but maybe not so much for our pets. A new survey of veterinarians in the U.S. and Canada suggests they are seeing more pets poisoned by cannabis products lately, following its legalization in many places. Dogs were the pets most commonly sickened by cannabis, but…

People who take drugs designed to treat depression long-term do not see improvements in their overall physical and mental well-being compared with who avoid anti-depressant medication, a study says.

With the welterweight division booming, Daniel Cormier thinks one particular fighter needs to be included in the mix.

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