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[ad_1] On July 22, the U.S. Department of State announced it would withdraw from UNESCO. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization—founded after World War II with the goal …
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[ad_1] Get the Popular Science daily newsletter???? Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Cigarette butts create a massive and messy environmental burden. To help address the ongoing issue, …
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[ad_1] Hollywood’s leading men have been showing up and showing out on red carpets this year, and it’s all thanks to the groomers behind the glam. We talked to top …
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[ad_1] Knowing many make the most of summer Fridays by spending them near the shore, Fashion Group International is heading to the Hamptons. For the organization’s inaugural “Hamptons Summer Series” …
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Tech & Science
Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump: How scandal took over the political world.
by Delarnoby Delarno[ad_1] The political world’s frenzy over the Jeffrey Epstein scandal has essentially blotted out the sun. That’s even though Epstein has been dead for nearly six years, and the scandal …
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[ad_1] Fresh. Fast. Full of protein. Summer is not the time for heavy, complicated meals especially when you’re trying to feel your best. Whether you’re powering through the Summer Shape Up …
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[ad_1] Hormone Replacement Therapy: Hormone levels naturally change with age and life events like menopause or andropause. The level of hormones is normally affected by age and life experiences such as …
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Business and Finance
Canada's personal tax rates need to come down. Here's how to do it
by Delarnoby Delarno[ad_1] Many provinces in Canada have combined a federal–provincial personal income tax rate that exceeds 50 per cent at the highest rate. For example, Ontario, British Columbia Quebec and many …
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Men
Forever chemicals cross placenta and breast milk affecting babies’ immunity
by Delarnoby Delarno[ad_1] New research reveals that tiny amounts of PFAS-widely known as “forever chemicals”-cross the placenta and breast milk to alter infants’ developing immune systems, potentially leaving lasting imprints on their …

