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You Picked a Fight with the Wrong Guy
At first glance, Rolf Klasson, a gray-haired Swede who hobbles around on his walker, looked like an easy target. At least that's what two would-be ...
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Interest in Astrology Sees a Huge Surge
Astrology is a meme, and it’s spreading in that blooming way that memes do. On social media, astrologers and astrology-meme machines amass tens ...
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Google Couldn't Define Evil
Twenty years ago, at the moment of its IPO announcement, the most powerful company in the world declared that “Don’t be evil” would ...
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Famous Statue Depicts Beauty and Evil of the World
How do you make sense of the problem of pain and the wonder of beauty occurring in the same world? If you’ve ever had the privilege of visiting ...
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Astrology's Rapid Rise to Acceptance
Forty years ago, First Lady Nancy Reagan was ridiculed for bringing astrology to the White House. She consulted a San Francisco astrologer who advised ...
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Alligator Knocks at a Home and Bites Man’s Leg
A Florida man was bitten on the leg by an unexpected visitor: An alligator waiting right outside his door. Daytona Beach resident Scot Hollingsworth was ...
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Half of Chicagoans See Gun Violence Before Age 40
Gun violence is an ongoing problem in the city of Chicago. Now, a new study finds 56% of the city’s Black and Hispanic population, and 25% of Whites, ...
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British Murder Mystery Explains Original Sin
In the popular, BBC murder mystery series Broadchurch, the mystery is who in this lovely little seaside town could have murdered a child. The local detective, ...
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What Is Wrong with the World?
Legend has it that G. K. Chesterton, the famous philosopher/theologian, was asked by a newspaper reporter what was wrong with the world. He skipped over ...
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Sharks Are Closer to Beaches than You Think
A new study is giving new meaning to the phrase “this city would eat you alive.” Scientists from the University of Miami say sharks are not ...
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