Science
Whales Have Summer Vacation Spots Too, Study Finds
A new study reveals that humpback whales migrate to specific warm-water breeding grounds each summer, similar to human vacation habits.
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Resurrection and Final Roar: Species Comeback
A species once thought extinct has been rediscovered in a remote region, marking a conservation milestone.
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Fondation OCP: 95,731 Beneficiaries in 2025
Fondation OCP reported 95,731 beneficiaries and 256 projects completed in 2025, focusing on education and agriculture.
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Jesus' Resurrection Appearance to Disciples: Key Lessons
Jesus' post-resurrection appearance to his disciples, as recorded in the Gospels, teaches about faith, forgiveness, and the reality of the resurrection.
Health
Thorsten Gohl: Physical Literacy Beyond Movement
Thorsten Gohl argues physical literacy encompasses cognitive, social, and emotional development, not just motor skills.
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Saint-Mars-sur-Colmont Bar Reopens After Fire
Le Saint-Médard bar-restaurant in Saint-Mars-sur-Colmont reopens after a fire and 10-month closure.
Entertainment
Noga Erez Documentary: Rise Through Tragedy and Triumph
A new documentary chronicles Israeli musician Noga Erez's rise to fame, blending personal tragedy and professional triumph.
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Staycation: Enjoy Your Holidays at Home
Staycations are trending as a cost-effective and relaxing alternative to travel, with many choosing local leisure activities.
Science
Andean mouse thrives at 6,700m, breaking altitude records
The Andean leaf-eared mouse lives at over 6,700 meters, the highest altitude for a mammal, challenging biological limits.
Sports
Mikel Merino: Spain's World Cup Hero Overcomes Injury
Mikel Merino scored a late winner for Spain against Belgium in Euro 2024, months after a back injury left him on a mobility scooter.
Politics
Salt Lake County opens more cooling centers amid heat wave
Salt Lake County has opened additional cooling centers and extended weekend hours to help residents cope with the ongoing heat wave.
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Tall Ships Race first visited River Tyne in 1986
The Tall Ships Race first sailed into the River Tyne in 1986, marking a major event for the region.