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The James Bond franchise has made a considerable evolution in the 21st century, as it is no longer the single most dominant action franchise. While Bond was pretty much unassailable for the first few
Two years ago, the Adams administration launched its plan called, the "Healthy NYC Plan," with its goal of making healthy changes so life expectancy could rise to 83 years old by 2030.It only took
Some kittens are cute, but this one is on a whole different level of heart-melting. This fluffy, snow-white baby has the tiniest pink paws, the softest fur, and a face so sweet, it’s making the
The 1976 Lotus Esprit became famous in the James Bond film, "The Spy Who Loved Me" and its successor, "For Your Eyes Only." The car itself was quite unique.
A Tribal community in Nevada has made a significant contribution to support an important environmental project. According to local news outlet This Is Reno, the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony donated
When Kyle Larson and High Limit Racing show up in town, they make sure to bring a lot of money with them. Australia is no different. Once again, Larson and his sprint car series are bringing the
The Cool Down
Scientists make concerning discovery while studying powerful storms: 'Provides valuable insights' Researchers are furthering our understanding of the connection between two seemingly disparate things: Arctic sea ice and the Indian summer monsoon season. What's happening? For a study
DC Comics has been a major player in the world of comic books for decades. While their most iconic characters, Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman, have existed for many years now, the publisher has
The new crash test dummy more closely resembles a woman and show how seat belts and other car parts affect a woman driver.
The (Raleigh) News & Observer
One of the biggest restaurants at Raleigh's North Hills opens soonOne of the largest restaurants at North Hills opens next month. Ahead of its expected December debut, Sixty Vines invited The News & Observer inside to get a first look at the 13,000-square-foot
The State Columbia, SC
How Lexington County churches are responding to food shortages in SNAP shutdownWith local residents struggling with the federal government's halting of food support during the budget shutdown this month, churches in Lexington County are stepping in to try to fill the gaps.
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A blind senior cat abandoned near garbage bins and left to wait for a second chance has found her forever home, the feline’s former rescue shelter told Newsweek—all thanks to a viral TikTok video
WSB Atlanta
MARTA Breeze upgrade continues across metro Atlanta, installations coming to 5 more stationsDetours are in place at five MARTA stations as the Breeze system upgrade continues across the metro area.According to MARTA, equipment installations are still heading to stations throughout the
Only In Your State
The 5 Best Louisiana Getaways Guests Book on Repeat Have you ever stayed at a vacation rental and loved it so much you couldn’t wait to press the “reserve” button again? Whether it’s an owner going out of their way to accommodate you as a guest, the
WCSH-TV Portland, ME
Antique expert has a big idea for Maine's biggest cityThe clock had been built for the owner of one of Portland’s most prominent buildings of the early 20th century.
Daily Voice Montgomery County, PA
Iyanna, Baby Robert Noble Found Safe In Philadelphia: UPDATE The mother and infant reported missing in Philadelphia have been found safe, police announced on Monday, Nov. 17.Iyanna Noble, 34, and her 6-month-old son, Robert
These are the 3 best HBO Max shows to binge this weekend, November 14–16, 2025. From global streaming hits to fan-favorite hidden gems, these top-rated TV series are must-watch picks that deserve a
The Times of Israel
Sweltering heat bakes Israel in one of the hottest November days on recordUnseasonably high temperatures baked coastal Israel for a second day in a row on Saturday, as the country endured one of the hottest November days in its 77-year history.According to the Israel
The Weather Channel
Paris Goes To The (Weiner) DogsIf you happened to be in Paris this weekend, you could have been forgiven for thinking that the City of Light was going to the dogs. And you would have been absolutely right, because there were
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