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It's no secret that the WWE subjects their roster to cruel and unusual punishment for one reason or another. Adam Blampied looks back and breaks down the 10 worst punishments the WWE has inflicted on
Along coastal California, the possibility of earthquakes and landslides is commonly prefaced by the phrase, "not if, but when." This precarious reality is now a bit more predictable thanks to
It wasn’t all that long ago that several of the greens at Pelican Golf Club were underwater. That the course managed to open only one week after Hurricane Milton roared through the Belleair, Florida,
By Stephen Beech via SWNS The first consumer product made in Britain using a revolutionary new biotech process that reduces energy use by 94% has gone on sale. Known as Skin, the food
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Injured UC Berkeley-born peregrine falcon released, then recapturedA peregrine falcon whose birth atop the Campanile at UC Berkeley was live-streamed to millions of bird-lovers was briefly released back into the wild this weekend, three months after suffering a
Artificial intelligence (AI) will diagnose broken bones under new NHS plans.Patients arriving at A&E with suspected fractures will have their X-rays reviewed by a machine, under proposals in draft
Despite what a few diet trends may say, you don't need to avoid sugar altogether because your body needs it for energy. However, it's important to remember that an ideal diet consists of no more than
Kentucky skygazers may have a chance to see the Orionids, one of the year's most striking meteor showers this weekend, but only if you head to a prime viewing location and the weather cooperates.
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F1 News: McLaren bring largest COTA upgrade packageTeams across the field have capitalised on the three-week break since the Singapore GP to work on upgrades. McLaren lead the way in this regard, bringing the most updates of any team. Aston Martin
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The 10 best bars and nightlife spots in MadeiraThere is no script to a night out on the island, but if there’s a festival in town, you bet that’s where the crowds will gather. But there are spots open throughout the year where you can chill with
In my iCloud, there are 3,542 photos of my cat. Whether he's curled up like a cinnamon roll or basking in a sunbeam, he is constant perfection, but the photos I take of him are not all winners. Among
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Rise of the Super Hunter's Moon on Oct. 17-18Catch the rise of the Super Hunter's Moon on the night of Oct. 17-18. This month's full moon will also be a supermoon, appearing slightly larger and brighter than normal.
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Mental health patients to get job coach visitsJob coaches will visit seriously ill patients on mental health wards to try to get them back to work, the government has said.Trials of employment advisers giving CV and interview advice in hospitals
Originally appeared on E! Online E! may get a commission if you purchase something through our links. Learn more. The holiday season is almost here, and if you want to
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The 7 best places to get apple cider doughnuts in the D.C. area Apologies to pumpkin spice life enthusiasts or devotees of decorative gourd season, but it’s apple cider doughnut time around here. There’s something transporting about those deep-fried,
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Giant bluefin tuna return, fishermen land 722-pound fish off Sandy Hook The giant bluefin tuna are back in the local waters and the big game hunters have already brought the first few behemoths into port after some thrilling battles on rod and reel.
A 10-year-old girl saved her grandmother from a ‘silent killer’ after attending a workshop at school and giving her an alarm which detected a potentially fatal carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning leak
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The 5 Best Amazon Deals of the Day Start at $6Including a Martha Stewart-approved vacuum that doubles as a mopCalling all savvy shoppers!We surveyed Amazon’s deal hub and found the five best deals to shop today. Our picks include savings of up
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Colorblind viewfinders in Virginia parks allow guests to experience fall foliage in full colorThe beautiful array of changing colors is one of the unmistakable first signs of fall.“A feast for the eyes,” calls it Virginia state park ranger Ethan Howes, who has dedicated his career to
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