Why Do Marathon Runners Poop Their Pants?
Some athletes call it runner’s trots. Others refer to it as the Gingerbread Man. Here's why marathoners sometimes get off to a runny start.
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The Star-Spangled Batter: A Brief History of Baseball on the Fourth of July
Fourth of July baseball games have been popular since the Civil War era. Here’s how the tradition started.
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What’s the Difference Between Ice Cream and Gelato?
You know it's summer when going to the local ice cream or gelato shop becomes part of your daily routine. But what exactly is the difference between these two frozen treats?
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Exclusive-U.S. restarts asylum appointments at Mexico border town despite extortion threat
By Daina Beth Solomon and Laura Gottesdiener NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico The U.S. government is restarting asylum appointments at
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Madonna recovering from 'serious bacterial infection,' postpones Celebration world tour
Madonna is taking time to heal after a health scare, which will postpone at least some of her Celebration world tour that had been set to commence next month.
1970-01-01 08:00
Protester burns Koran at Stockholm mosque on Eid holiday
By Marie Mannes and Louise Rasmussen STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -A man tore up and burned a Koran outside Stockholm's central mosque
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Ad wars heat up in the 2024 presidential race as spending nears $70 million
Former President Donald Trump is dominating cable airwaves, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is betting on Iowa and South Carolina, and North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum is blanketing New Hampshire as candidates tailor their ad spending with the 2024 presidential race heating up.
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President talks up 'Bidenomics' though new poll shows just 34% approve his handling of the economy
President Joe Biden had a tough sell Wednesday, trying to convince voters that the U.S. economy is flourishing
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Hakeem Jeffries is staging a takeover of the New York Democrats. His hope to become Speaker may depend on it.
Hakeem Jeffries is staging a takeover of the New York Democratic Party. HIs future as U.S. House Speaker may depend on it; he needs five more seats to take the majority in 2024, and six of the most vulnerable seats are held by Republicans in New York.
1970-01-01 08:00
Bishop of Dover: Migration concerns only for 'brown people’
The Bishop of Dover says British people do not understand their own history of economic migration.
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Nigeria Vote Damaged Public Confidence in Democracy, EU Says
Nigeria’s elections this year were marred by problems that undermined public trust in democracy, European Union observers said.
1970-01-01 08:00
Beijing rebukes US presidential hopeful Haley over China proposal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -China rebuked U.S. presidential contender Nikki Haley over her plan to scale back links with the country, echoing
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