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Kelis expecting third child: 'We're adding one more!'
Singer and chef Kelis is expecting her third child, her second with her husband, Mike Mora.
Q&A: How coronavirus is putting a spotlight on sex differences in medicine
More than six months into the coronavirus crisis, data show that not just age, but also biological sex plays a pivotal role in the manifestation and response to Covid-19, with more...
Chelsea Houska expecting fourth child: 'I already have a bump'
"Teen Mom 2" star Chelsea Houska is expecting her fourth child, her third with her husband, Cole DeBoer.
Younger House members a bit more bipartisan, study shows
Younger members of the U.S. House of Representatives are more likely to work across the aisle than their older colleagues, a new study shows.
Beirut explosion: the disaster was exceptional but events leading up to it were not, say researchers
At the time of writing at least 100 people have lost their lives and a further 4,000 have been wounded following an explosion in the Port of Beirut. While the...
Researchers reveal patterns of sexual abuse in religious settings
A recent literature review by a University of Alberta cult expert and his former graduate student paints a startling and consistent picture of institutional secrecy and widespread protection of those...
COVID-19 a perfect storm for conspiracy theories
As the global count of COVID-19 infections heads towards the 20M mark, the pandemic has created what the World Health Organisation calls an 'infodemic," giving conspiracy groups a bigger platform...
Seth Rogen takes on dual roles in 'American Pickle'
Seth Rogen, facing visual effects challenges in playing two characters in HBO Max's "An American Pickle," decided to add one more: He'd grow his own beard for one of them.
California's Latinos, Black people feel effects of pandemic most acutely, poll finds
Black and Latino voters, especially those who mostly speak Spanish, are far more likely than white voters to report the virus has had an impact on jobs and health.
Gallup poll: More than half of Americans 'uncomfortable' flying amid COVID-19
More than half of Americans who have flown somewhere over the past year say they're not comfortable with air travel in the age of coronavirus, a new Gallup survey showed...
Study: Women's in-class participation, performance increase with more female peers, instructors
Because 60% of biology undergraduates nationwide are female, the life sciences have long been thought to enjoy more gender equity than other STEM fields. But a new BYU study challenges...
Tennessee high court: COVID-19 not valid reason for absentee ballot
The Tennesse Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that voters in the state cannot receive absentee ballots for the November general election due to fears of COVID-19.
How to talk to kids about the coronavirus and other bad news
Family life is probably stressful right now, but it's also the perfect time to open up a dialogue with the younger members of your clan. (Pexels/)There’s a lot going on outside of...
Rights groups call for independent probe of Beirut explosion
Human rights groups are calling for an independent investigation into Tuesday's devasting explosion that ripped through the Lebanese capital of Beirut, killing at least 137 people and injuring thousands more.
Make the best of bad reviews by leveraging consumer empathy
Researchers from Nanyang Technical University, University of Washington, and University of British Columbia published a new paper in the Journal of Marketing that examines "unfair" negative reviews and demonstrates that...
Facebook, Twitter sanction Trump over post, citing false information about COVID-19
Facebook on Wednesday removed a post from President Donald Trump's profile, saying it contained false information about the COVID-19 pandemic.
Beaver families win legal 'right to remain'
Fifteen beaver families have been given a permanent home on the River Otter in East Devon.
Facebook removes Trump post, citing false information about COVID-19
Facebook on Wednesday removed a post from President Donald Trump's profile, saying it contained false information about the COVID-19 pandemic.
Eight UCLA football players test positive for COVID-19; Divisions II and III cancel fall sports
Eight UCLA football players have tested positive for COVID-19, according to Barbara Ferrer, director of L.A. County's public health department.
Watch: Lost class ring returned to Oklahoma woman after 36 years
An Oklahoma woman who lost her class ring during a trip to a lake was reunited with the ring 36 years later when it was returned to the school.
In Photos: Moments from Tiger Wood's career
Professional golfer Tiger Woods, has a two-part series coming to HBO following his career, including his epic comeback at the 2019 Masters Tournament. Here's a look back at that career...
California lawmakers ask Newsom to act immediately on unemployment claims
A majority of the California Legislature calls on Newsom to immediately begin paying unemployment benefits to more than 1 million jobless workers.
Head back to school with '4 Be's' for mental health
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused much stress and uncertainty for students, parents, teachers and staff. "For students and the adults who care for them, the desire is so strong to...
To bond with nature, kids need solitary activities outdoors
A new study found solitary activities like fishing, hunting or exploring outside are key to building strong bonds between children and nature.
Long-lost twin brothers reunite after 43 years in Vietnam
A pair of long lost twin brothers were reunited in Vietnam after being adopted by different families 43 years earlier.
Citing COVID-19 toll, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declares racism a public health crisis
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Wednesday declared racism a public health crisis, citing the disproportionate toll the coronavirus pandemic has taken on the state's minority communities.
Watch: Taemin films '2 Kids' music video in behind-the-scenes look
K-pop star Taemin shared footage from his "2 Kids: Never Gonna Dance Again: Prologue" music video shoot.
Journalists' Twitter use shows them talking within smaller bubbles
Usher and Ng, journalism professors at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, identified nine clusters of journalists or "communities of practice" in their study, published online by the journal Social Media...