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The main theme from the original The Legend of Zelda game is incredible. It so perfectly encapsulates adventure and exploration. The 8-bit sound of it also does a good job at dating the song, letting ...

WASHINGTON — U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to announce that use of Kenvue's popular over-the-counter pain medication Tylenol in pregnant women is potentially linked to autism, ...

Taylor Fritz and Novak Djokovic have met ten times on the court since 2019, and Djokovic's record is an impressive 10-0. But momentum may be shifting now that Fritz, seeded No. 4 in the world, ...

The value of a college degree has been called into question lately — and for good reason. Parents might be shocked to learn what they’re paying for. At the New School in Manhattan, a four-year private ...

Cockburn’s case reflects a typical pattern of onset: in early adulthood, a psychological break into false beliefs, hallucinations and paranoia, all of which escalate over time. “I saw it as more of a ...

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So your phone took a dip in a pool, ocean, or worse, the toilet? Well, don’t fret! Water plus smartphones used to equal instant death for many devices. Fortunately, that’s no longer always the case.

Shari Edelson has received research funding from the National Park Service, the National Science Foundation and PACT Outdoors. B. Derrick Taff is an Assistant Dean of Research and Graduate Education ...

Ben Franklin used to swim in the Schuylkill. It’s true. But Philly residents looking for water recreation today usually travel outside the city. Some advocates say our rivers and waterways are safer ...