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Climate change is hitting menus, from disappearing salmon to dying chickens and smoky wines
Climate change is threatening many of our favorite foods, from cherries to salmon, from beer to wine.
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‘How are the kids?' Dad of 2 still pranking mom with photos of their kids in ‘dangerous' situations
This dad of two first went viral in 2021 for his hilariously photoshopped depictions of his babies’ every day life.
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NYC Home That Inspired Taylor Swift's ‘Cornelia Street' on Sale for $17.9M – See Inside
Taylor Swift’s West Village townhouse is going back on the market for a cool $17.9 million — here’s what the house includes.
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Giant Mystery Spiral Hangs Over Alaska Aurora in Stunning Time-Lapse
The aurora borealis took a back seat to another phenomenon in Alaska over the weekend. What was the mystery spiral that had photographers looking up in confusion?
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Oscars Still So White? Data Says Yes – But For Some Groups, It's Slowly Getting Better
Nominations for the four major acting categories continue to consistently skew toward white nominees, but data does show some improvement in diversity.
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Photos: The Year Since Russia Invaded Ukraine
A full year has passed since Russian forces invaded Ukraine, shelling cities, killing thousands and displacing millions. See the images that have defined a year of war.
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Don't Argue, Eat Lots of Fish: How to Celebrate the Lunar New Year
What is the Lunar New Year and who celebrates it? What do you say, eat or do? Experts explain traditions and give tips on welcoming the new year.
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Slaps, Splits and #SpitGate: Entertainment's 2022 Year in Review
A look back at some of 2022’s top headlines in entertainment.
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NBC and Telemundo Voters Cite Future of Democracy, the Economy and Abortion as Top Elections Concerns
We asked you what was most important to you as a voter, and you responded.
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1 Million Deaths and Counting: COVID-19 Has Now Claimed the Lives of 1 Million Americans
One million Americans have now died from the coronavirus. We visualize the true scope of the loss here.
