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Trump to Launch Attack on North Korea?
A new White House internal review shows the possibility of military force against North Korea by the Trump administration.
That Gross Pool Smell? It’s Worse Than You Think…
There’s a reason you can’t stand the smell of public pools. And to make matters worse, now there’s a way to know EXACTLY what’s in them...
Ohio Parents Both Overdose in Front of Children
Police in Ohio managed to save a couple that overdosed on a drug they believed to be heroin. But that’s not the crazy part of the story...
Obesity Raises Your Risk for 11 Different Cancers
The obesity rates are on the rise… And new research shows this factor alone could be putting people at risk for 11 different cancers.
These Cancers are Surging Among Millennials
Colon and rectal cancers have increased dramatically and steadily in millennials and Generation X adults in the United States over the past four decades, a study confirmed Tuesday. While scientists have not pinpointed an exact cause, prime suspects include obesity,...
Former NAACP Leader Now on Food Stamps
Rachel Dolezal, the controversial former NAACP leader from Washington, is jobless and may soon be homeless, too.
‘Fake News’ Outlets Booted From White House Presser
News outlets dubbed “fake” by President Trump were blocked from an informal, on-the-record White House briefing Friday.
Los Angeles Mayor: ICE Agents Undermine ‘Decades of Work’
Los Angeles city officials claim ICE agents are undermining ‘decades of immigrant relations’ by identifying themselves as police.
Your Gym Life Could Kill Your Sex Life
A study from the University of North Carolina published this month in the journal Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise found that men who exercise intensely may have a lower libido than men who exercise moderately or lightly.
90 to Be the New Normal by 2030, Study Shows
Average life expectancy will rise in many countries by 2030, breaking through 90 years in some places, and policymakers need to make more efforts to plan for it, according to a large international study. South Koreans are likely to have...