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Free diver Alexey Molchanov broke two world records after diving 442ft in four minutes and 42 seconds, which he said "felt good" but left him extremely "tired" following the dive at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas on July 21

Sustainable and slow tourism and hospitality is what we believe in and support. In the scenic coast of Wester Ross, in the wild and magical Scottish…

Another overcast day and quite humid. Not bad though, really. I actually think it hasn’t been as humid this summer. Yet. Maybe it’s still coming.

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Hospitals are now providing RV parking spaces and hookups for patients, families, and staff. This is improving healthcare access and care experiences, as well a

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An extra 2.5 million more people in the UK will be living with a major health condition like cancer, diabetes or dementia by 2040, according to a new report.

A federal judge has approved a $9 million class action settlement involving a nonprofit telecommunications co-op that will pay back millions in capital credits to several hundred tribal members of