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Our Solar System May Indeed Have 9 Planets, Paper Finds

Practicing Self-Control Offers “an Immensely Broad Range of Benefits” — Here Are 3 Ways to Get Started

High School Seniors Are Decorating Cakes After Being Rejected From Colleges — Here’s Why

New Wearable Tech Can Detect Heart Attacks in Real Time, Study Finds

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Morocco’s High-Speed Railway — the Only One in Africa — Is Extending to 3 Gorgeous Cities

Bullet trains have been all the rage in recent years California has a project in the works Europe is developing another line connecting Germany and France and now Morocco is extending its own high speed...

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“Agreeing to Disagree” Is Hurting Your Relationships – Here’s What to Do Instead

Thoughtful Presents to Celebrate All the Moms in Your Life This Mother’s Day

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Tiny New Species of Snail With Unusual Shell Named After Picasso

In yet another example of nature serving as the world s largest open air art museum a tiny new species of snail with an unusual shell has been named after the painter Pablo Picasso The 3 millimeter creature about half the size of a medium grain of rice was discovered...

Gratitude Comes With Benefits — a Social Psychologist Explains How to Practice It When Times Are Stressful

“A City in a Park”: Chattanooga, Tennessee, Is North America’s First National Park City

From Yell Leaders to Former Presidents: The Surprising History of Cheerleading

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Nearly 40 Years After Chernobyl’s Nuclear Explosion, the Area Is One of Europe’s Biggest Nature Reserves

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The Ice Bucket Challenge Is Back — This Time, for a Different Cause

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Miami Researchers Are Testing a Textured Seawall Designed to Hold Back Water and Create a Home for Marine Organisms

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The Caribbean Is a “Biodiversity Hot Spot”: Meet the Nonprofit Helping Protect It

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The Power of Forgiveness: Why a Psychologist Advises Letting Go (and a Free Workbook to Get Started)

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Meet Samaritan Scout: A Nonprofit Search Engine for Volunteer Opportunities — Built by Teenagers

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