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Investigators at University Medical Center Utrecht (the Netherlands) and Yale University (USA) have isolated and characterized two new bacterial species from patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). The previously unknown bacterial species, which were named Allobaculum mucilyticum and Allobaculum fili, were isolated from the intestinal microbiota from two different patients and are the first members of the Allobaculum genus found in humans.

Gov. Greg Gianforte has reappointed former Butte prosecutor and judge Brad Newman to another six years on the Montana Board of Pardons and Parole.

Grant Cleland was made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the recent 2023 New Year Honours list, for his services to disabled people. <img src="https://img.scoop.co.nz/stories/images/2301/117c573958d2eb10baad.jpeg" width="529" height="720"> Careerforce Executive Director, ...

Tim Cone feels that his Barangay Ginebra crew did enough in guarding Myles Powell. The hotshot guard’s return, in fact, had little to do with the Gin Kings falling a tad short in their first crack at wrapping up the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Commissioner’s Cup title—and the Grand Slam coach fingered something else as […]

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Kalidou Koulibaly has bundled home an equaliser for Chelsea against Fulham this evening.Watch below as the Senegal international manages to steer the ball over the line after something of a scramble in the penalty area following a free-kick off the woodwork from Mason Mount… Fast start from Chelsea ? Koulibaly turns in the equaliser for […]

SAN FRANCISCO — Today, the U.S. Postal Service dedicated its Lunar New Year: Year of the Rabbit Forever stamp at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco. The public is asked to share the news on social media using the hashtags #LunarNewYear and #LunarNewYearRabbit. “For more than three decades, the Postal Service has issued stamps highlighting the Lunar New Year, […]

Dogs walked every day by their owners are less aggressive. Dogs owned by women bark less at strangers. Heavier dogs tend to be less disobedient than lighter pets. Pugs, Bulldogs, Shih Tzus and other short-snouted breeds may be more badly behaved than medium- and long-snouted dogs, such as Golden Retrievers or the caramel-colored mixed-breed dogs popular in Brazil.

A number of freight train carriages were derailed after an accident in Sydney this morning.

University of Fort Hare vice-chancellor Professor Sakhela Buhlungu has made an urgent plea to President Cyril Ramaphosa to intervene in the attacks against the institution.

The NRL has announced key amendments to the existing laws of the game with the changes to result in more 18th man involvement and the Bunkers influence being reduced.

Players will be given more leniency for balls moving from their hands to their wrists as they score tries as part of tweaks to the NRLs rules ahead of the new season that includes changes to concussion protocols.

Learning from the performance specialist who helped the likes of Tiger Woods and fellow NRL star Latrell Mitchell recover from injuries has been an eye-opening experience for Melbourne Storm gun Ryan Papenhuyzen.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will tap into Papua New Guineas passion for the NRL during his visit to PNG to strengthen its relationship with Australia.

Two-time premiership coach Ivan Cleary has revealed he didnt think he was the right man to lead the Penrith Panthers after his first season back at the club.

NRL: Delouise Hoeter has returned to the Brisbane Broncos lineup following shoulder surgery after playing with injury in 2022.

Deborah L. Scott, Jenny Beavan, Marylin Fitoussi and more costume designers have been announced as the nominees for the 2023 Costume Designers Guild Awards.

Fans have been mourning the loss of this miniature, star-shaped pasta variety

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America’s fallen middle class can’t keep up with the cost of living and haven’t been able to save. Now, they’re preparing for the worst: a recession

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Thursday warned Congress: Businesses are “fed up” with gridlock. The nation’s largest business lobbying group made it clear, during its annual conference, that corporate American wants results out of a divided legislative branch, encouraging bipartisan breakthroughs on immigration, permitting, the debt ceiling and other key issues. The message comes...

“If they got him, what chance do I have?”

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