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The mega blockbuster movie this fall that s making serious waves around the world is actually a scifi flick called Gravity Informed critics are even as we speak busy falling over themselves comparing ...

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Expert and author Charlie Morley explains why shadow work is the wellness trend that can help you conquer your fears and ...

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Tokyo police and customs have made what is believed to be their biggest bust of the anesthetic drug ketamine. On Friday, Tokyo customs officials said they filed a criminal complaint ...

Religious groups have long been at the heart of U.S. refugee resettlement work that is now in peril. As part of President ...