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If it seems like Christmas trees are popping up earlier and earlier, that's because they are. According to the Minnesota Christmas Tree Association, 50% of their farms open before Thanksgiving, which ...

Have you ever stopped in the middle of Broad Street and opened your ears to the soft sounds of Philly? Does the scraping of a spoon on water ice soothe your soul? Does condensing the question “did you ...

Everywhere we look, the world is grappling with the onslaught of AI. There are genuine fears of job losses and collapsing economies. Authentic work of creative folks is being scraped to generate ...

Like haunted houses? Scientists do. That's because they're an excellent place to study how humans respond to — and actively seek out — fear. "Typically when we study things in the lab, we're exposing ...

While some hate getting scared, did you know there is a science said behind why some people love to be frightened? Apparently, our brains release a hormone that makes us alert and ready to act. This ...

An "Anticorruption of Public Morals Act" sounds like something out of the Victorian era. But far from the brainchild of Comstock-era Progressive scold, it's a new bill in Michigan. Introduced ...

Immerse yourself in the soothing sounds of this ASMR video, designed to gently ease brainrot and provide a calming escape. Perfect for relaxation and sleep, the delicate whispers and tranquil sounds ...

As a nurse working in an elder care facility, Isabelle Foote saw it every day: Some people age better than others. Some eased into their 90s with mind and body intact, while others battled diabetes, ...