Ancient Churches Lost To Black Death Reopen After 650 Years
Medieval churches welcome visitors for the first time since the 14th-Century Black Death Plague.
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Basketball Player-Turned-Activist Builds Bridges Amidst Conflict US-Israeli Basketball Player Promotes Peace Through Sport
Jared Armstrong's journey from the court to advocacy, uniting communities through basketball in Israel and the US. Jared Armstrong's nonprofit stages camps for displaced Israeli children and diverse youth in Philadelphia.
Charity Single ‘Cowboy Jack’ Surpasses Kylie Minogue In UK Download ChartsCharity Song Raising Money For Boy’s Cancer Treatment
Community rallies to support 5-year-old Jack Gyde's battle against cancer, aiming to raise funds for life-saving treatment in the US. The song Cowboy Jack debuted at No. 28 on the iTunes chart.
1 In 5 Adults Wrongly Believe Alzheimer’s And Dementia Are The Same
A recent study aimed to uncover the misconceptions about dementia.
Flu Tops List Of Likely Pandemic Pathogens, Disease Experts Warn
Influenza ranked highest, followed by 'Disease X,' Coronavirus, SARS, and Ebola in terms of global pandemic potential.
Online Child Privacy: Experts Caution Parents On Risks Of Sharing Children’s Photos
Digital security experts say even posting pregnancy pictures online can create a digital identity.
New Research Finds Mafia Group Violence ‘Contagious’ And Three Times More Likely Among Members
Study published in Journal of Quantitative Criminology shows violent behavior spreads like a contagion within organized crime groups.
Desserts Reign Supreme On Valentine’s Day Dates, Survey Finds
Survey reveals that dessert is a must-have element for 58% of actively dating Americans seeking a partner
Over Half Of Americans Would ‘break Up’ With Their Favorite Brands Over This
Two in five feel more emotionally invested in companies that show sustainable business practices.