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What you should know about all those labels on eggs, according to dietitians

Retired NFL player Wallace Gilberry is looking to earn the support of voters from Alabama's newly drawn 2nd Congressional District as he seeks election to the House as a Republican.

The House Administration Committee is meeting this week to advance several election integrity bills as the 2024 presidential election heats up, Rep. Bryan Steil tells Fox News Digital.

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Editorial word: A new chair for the public health committee By Clara Bauer-Babef  EU lawmakers from the European Parliament’s subcommittee on public health (SANT) on Tuesday morning (28 November) elected their new chair: Polish MEP Adam Jarubas (EPP), to replace...

A vandal was arrested for going on a "one-man crime spree" through downtown Boston, smashing windows at the city's Holocaust memorial, damaging a police cruiser and even vandalizing Paul Revere's tombstone.

A mom of two seemingly vanished during a trip with her ex-boyfriend, who was arrested on federal ammunition charges, and investigators found unnerving evidence in his truck

Paris Hilton said that "history was made" almost 20 years ago when friends Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan hopped into her car after night out in Hollywood.

Tottenham Hotspur target, Sebastian Caceres, holds the remarkable record of not being beaten in a one-on-one situation during World Cup qualifying, and he’s even explained how he managed to keep Lionel Messi quiet. The long-term injury to new signing Micky van de Ven has left Tottenham with a gaping hole in the middle of their […]

Job experts reveal how to prevent end-of-year career burnout as workers struggle to complete projects while also addressing family and personal responsibilities before the holidays.

If your Intel Mac is struggling with Sonoma, you're not alone.

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If you're forcing yourself to do something you hate, your body will release stress hormones, says one expert. There’s a better way.

When packages are left in the lobby instead of his apartment door, Herman Jacob's frustration level rises.

Spyware normally associated with the intelligence world is being used by 13 federal departments and agencies, Radio-Canada has learned, but none of them are conducting privacy assessments despite a government directive. 

As a Canadian living in Tokyo, watching his son navigate elementary school has helped Trevor Kew appreciate that there are different ways to grow up.

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We are all intricately interconnected to our Earth – from the trees that provide us with oxygen, to the natural sources that shape our landscape. ESA's Earth observation programme is at the forefront of monitoring our planet's dynamic changes. Using cutting-edge satellite technology, ESA captures invaluable data on Earth's atmosphere, land and oceans. From tracking climate patterns to assessing environmental health, ESA's Earth observation initiatives provide essential insights for scientific research... Читать дальше...

Fossil fuel companies in Canada have made carbon capture a key part of their pledges to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. But is it a viable solution? And should the federal government be footing the bill?

Design studios Map Project Office and Modem have developed a concept for a diagnostics kit backed by artificial intelligence that would allow patients to perform basic triage on themselves. The Smart Aid Kit offers a vision for how generative artificial intelligence (AI) could help to provide universal healthcare with the help of four different sensors

Ronnie O'Sullivan has provided an update on his latest row with snooker's governing body.

Nearly two-thirds say they felt pressured to take academic subjects at school - despite three in 10 feeling they are more creative or artistic.

EXCLUSIVE: AI models are on the rise and it's getting more difficult to distinguish the pixels from the real deal. We spoke with body positive advocate Danae Mercer Ricci about her thoughts on the trend

It comes as one in five Brits say they have ended up in a career - that has nothing to do with what they studied at school, according to research