After officer's acquittal, 2 more cases loom for Cleveland
Cleveland emerged unscathed and intact after a day of protests following the acquittal of patrolman.
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Juan's World! Montoya beats Power for second Indy 500 win
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — His career at a crossroads, his confidence shot, Juan Pablo Montoya received a lifeline from The Captain.
More than 500 people killed as heat wave bakes parts of India
Soaring temperatures have gripped parts of southern and northern India in an extreme heat wave which has killed more than 500 people and looks set to continue this week, officials said on Monday. The hottest place in India was Allahabad, a city in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, which saw mercury rise to 47.7 degrees Celsius (117.8 Fahrenheit) on Sunday, while the capital Delhi recorded a high of 43.5C
Study: Europeans to suffer more ragweed with global warming
WASHINGTON (AP) — Global warming will bring much more sneezing and wheezing to Europe by mid-century, a new study says.
Donor fatigue hits Nepal one month after mega earthquake: U.N.
By Nita Bhalla NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – The international community’s response to devastating earthquakes in Nepal has been disappointing, a United Nations official said on Monday, adding that donors were focusing more on reconstruction than much needed aid such as food and shelter. The impoverished Himalayan nation is reeling from a 7.8 magnitude earthquake which struck on April 25, disrupting the lives of almost a third of the
Battle ropes become popular go-to fitness tools in U.S. gyms
By Dorene Intenicola NEW YORK (Reuters) – Battle ropes, the thick and heavy ropes that look as if they could tether a ship to shore, have become go-to fitness tools in gyms for people seeking a tough workout that is also engaging and fun. Whipping, slamming, dragging and drumming the long, anchored ropes have long been used in training for sports like football, but fitness experts said they have now
Some blind individuals see using echoes: study
As scientists discover ways to transfer sensory elements such as sight and sound across bone, converting one to the other in the central nervous system, a new study says this could occur naturally in certain blind individuals in a process called echolocation.
Sunscreen Shaming Is A Thing—And It Needs To Stop
Every time you’re tempted to skip the sunscreen for one beach day – don’t.
How You’re Making It Harder for Yourself to Gain Muscle and Lose Fat
Bet you didn’t realize your stress could be taking a major toll on your weight loss.
Why Your Stomach Looks Bigger Even Though You Do a Ton of Abs Workouts
The most common reason for this side effect is tight hip flexors.