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Anime with more than a dozen episodes can be daunting. Committing to a series with 50, 100 or even more episodes requires making a greater commitment of time than a regular seasonal series would take
An award-winning Hollywood director‘s gift to a Los Angeles-area park apparently has one fatal flaw that park officials overlooked: under sunny California weather, it can literally burn you. Last
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Cat left behind after his family picked up and moved without him is heartbroken and defeatedTo many people, pets are family, and the idea of being without them is devastating. When you adopt a pet, you’re adding another member to your family. Unfortunately, not everyone feels the same. A
America's favorite pastime has seen its fair share of No. 1 overall picks come and go in the league. Like every sport, just because a player is deemed the top prospect of his draft class does not
Bellevue residents in downtown and visitors will soon have new options for getting around without a car, as shared electric scooters and bikes hit city streets. The City of Bellevue has partnered
Last month, a 16-year-old lifeguard rescued 10-year-old Nathaniel Rai, who was struggling in a rip current off Santa Cruz, California. Rai and his father spoke to "CBS Mornings" about how the
A popular humpback whale known as “Chompers” has been spotted in the waters off the Southern California coast as she delights fans once again, this time bringing along a new baby calf. The giant
KHOU-TV Houston
Fearless dogs chase bear back into the woodsThe dog's names, Badger and Banjo, are considered specialists with the Nevada department of wildlife.
High School On SI
Patrick Mahomes, Rob Gronkowski return as small-town high schools compete for $1 million field upgrade Small-town high schools across the country will again have an opportunity to compete for funding that could substantially improve their football facilities.T-Mobile announced the return this week
A year after his run in Broadway’s “Oh, Mary!” came to a close, Conrad Ricamora is back onstage in a thriller he hopes will encourage viewers to reduce — or, at least, reevaluate — their reliance on
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15 unmissable things to do & see in the US in August 2026August is summer’s last full month, but there’s still plenty of time to squeeze out every bit of it. Across the U.S., food festivals are in full swing, meteor showers light up the night sky, and
The Independent
Fire rainbow lights up the sky over West VirginiaYou’ve seen a rainbow, maybe you’ve witnessed a double rainbow - but what about a fire rainbow? The stunning atmospheric phenomenon, scientifically known as a “circumhorizontal arc,” was snapped in
Inspired by the Patty Hearst case and abduction, as well as the novel Earth Abides, prolific American writer Stephen King began working on his epic dark fantasy novel The Stand in early 1975. The
After nearly five years of waiting, Duke has finally found his home. The longtime resident of the Humane Society of Ocean City was recently adopted and is “absolutely flourishing” with his new
Milwaukee Bucks On SI
Every Milwaukee Bucks draft pick from the last 5 years and where they are now Usually for a lot of teams, the NBA Draft is an exciting moment where they can draft players to help build the future for the franchise. Regardless of the round and pick, there's talent all
An 8-year-old girl from Bear, Delaware, broke a national record at one of America’s premiere youth track events. Emeri Cotton competed in the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Junior Olympic Games in
The Cool Down
Scientists find new evidence that microplastics can cross into the placenta, disrupt pregnancy hormones Scientists are still working to understand what microplastics mean for health. Now, a new study reveals concerns that some of these tiny plastic particles may be able to cross the placenta and
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