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New research conducted by the LEGO Group found that 96% of healthcare professionals who used the LEGO MRI Scanner set say the ...

FARMINGDALE, New York, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Viktor Hovland's status for the final day of the Ryder Cup is in question due to a neck injury, Europe captain Luke Donald said on Saturday, raising the ...

The Minnesota Vikings played an emotionally draining Week 4 contest against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Despite some believing that Kevin O’Connell’s squad would roll the competition, that couldn’t have ...

After having already been eaten alive by the injury bug, the last thing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers need is another key player to go down. That's starting to seem more and more like the case we continue ...

There’s some good news, though: Breast cancer deaths fell about 44 percent between 1989 and 2022, thanks to better screening techniques and treatments. Right now, I know eight women with breast cancer ...

From Married at First Sight to Indian Matchmaking, arranged marriages have been reality TV fodder for years. But, as is true of many a reality TV relationship, arranged or not, what we see onscreen ...

When most people think of happy ending massages, they probably imagine a horny young guy bashfully getting jacked off on a massage table in some seedy late-night parlor. And, sure, this may be an ...

We pulled up on the inside point where a tributary flowed into the main river. I was setting the anchor when the water twenty feet away blew apart and a huge head—mouth wide open—came up out of the ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. is The Verge’s senior AI reporter. An AI beat reporter for more than five years, her work has also appeared in ...

Lifespans are getting longer, and so are many workers’ careers. Almost 9% of Americans 75 and older were working or looking for work last year, up from 6% two decades earlier, according to the Bureau ...