Losing a parent feels insurmountable at any age. Our series helps you face it ― from the practical logistics to the existential questions about death and dying today. For my family, July 24, 2005, was, and still is, the worst day of our lives. In the early hours of that Sunday morning, my stepdad, Chris, […]
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Actress and producer Jada Pinkett Smith has amassed millions of fans with a talk show that is broadcast on social media. The Red Table Talk series sees her discussing life issues alongside her daughter Willow and mother Adrienne. The wife of actor Will Smith has addressed a range of issues, from the realities of a
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Late blight is a common disease of plants such as tomatoes and potatoes, capable of wiping out entire crops on commercial-scale fields. Caused by a fungus-like pathogen, it first appears as black or brown lesions on leaves, stems, fruit or tubers. If conditions are favorable, it can quickly spread to other plants through wet soil
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From the moment he played his first pickup game on a steamy summer day in the three-stoplight town of Folkston, Georgia, Champ Bailey had a nose for the . “I mean, he was greedy with the ,” said Boss Bailey, his younger brother by 16 months who played with Champ in high school, college and
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Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who will face off on the presidential debate stage for the first time on Tuesday, are often viewed as two sides of the same progressive coin: They are, after all, both liberal populists who want to fundamentally upend the current economic system to help working-
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Would it surprise you to learn that 95% of the people who bought a plant-based burger this past year were meat eaters? The National Restaurant Association’s 2019 What’s Hot report shows that a lot of omnivores are choosing alternative proteins they believe are better for their health and the Earth. And groundbreaking, celebrity-endorsed non-beef burgers,
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Just one week after Prince Harry and Dr. Jane Goodall shared a dance and “chimpanzee greeting” during an event for young conservationists, British Vogue published an enlightening conversation between the two as part of the September issue guest edited by Meghan Markle. The prince and the primatologist discussed the environment, slowing down climate change, and
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For his latest TV show, famed chef Gordon Ramsay has definitely left the comforting familiarity of his kitchens. On “Uncharted,” Ramsay visits global destinations to explore flavors far from routine. He eats guinea pig in Peru, fishes for eel with his bare hands to make a Maori dish in New Zealand and forages for hearts
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The sprint to the finish of the WNBA season gets underway Tuesday as teams return to action after the All-Star break. Las Vegas, Washington and Connecticut sit atop the standings, in part because they’ve been relatively healthy for most of the season. But A’ja Wilson has been sidelined with an ankle injury the last couple
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WASHINGTON — Gen. John E. Hyten of the Air Force defended himself on Tuesday against accusations that he sexually assaulted a senior Army colonel who worked for him, telling a Senate hearing on his nomination to be President Trump’s next vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff that he was innocent of the claims
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