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Over 20,000 participants are coming to New Orleans for the The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS) triennial Youth ...

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EADaily, . In South Korea, they fell in love with lapdogs and refused dog meat dishes. What happened? Andrei Lankov, a ...

Hidden in Pittsburgh’s urban landscape sits a bargain hunter’s nirvana that makes big box stores seem ridiculously overpriced by comparison. Red White & Blue Thrift Store stands as a monument to the ...

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Most urban legends stick around because they sound emotionally or intuitively right, even when they’re outdated or just plain wrong, and it’s no different in financial planning.

A new study argues that religion, politics and war affect how animals and plants in cities evolve, and the confluence of these forces seem to be actively affecting urban wildlife in L.A.