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May 15, 2023
A rare, incurable disease sometimes referred to as Childhood Alzheimers is killing a 14-year-old girl in Colorado. Her mother, who spent years chasing a a cure that doesnt exist wants to make the most of the time they have left.
May 14, 2023
A rare, incurable, genetic disease called Niemann-Pick type C is killing 14-year-old Amaria Granger. Her mother, Mandy Baxter, has spent years searching for a cure for the disease, sometimes called
May 1, 2023
With households feeling the squeeze, more retailers are offering dual-use furnishings and gadgets
April 17, 2023
It’s almost canoe season, and it’s time to plan new routes to explore and prepare favourite gear.
April 15, 2023
Kim, 42, has actually been acting for more than a decade - however, most of her previous roles were so quick that you might miss them if you blink.
March 25, 2023
Last year, the short-term facility in Kent ballooned into a vast, unsafe camp holding thousands of people, including children. How did our asylum system get so broken – and what does it reveal about Rishi Sunak’s promise to stop the small boats?
February 15, 2023
Catherine Ann Still, lovingly known throughout her life as Cas, was born in Woodstock, Illinois on Nov. 21, 1946 to Don and Helen Still. After graduating from Colorado College in
February 6, 2023
Local officials warned of need to improve infection control measures shortly before diphtheria cases detected
February 5, 2023
London: A migrant processing center in England has seen people restrained to stop them from self-harming and fights break out over food, an investigation has found. Liberty Investigates used freedom of information requests to look into conditions at the facility in Manston, a former military barracks, finding it housed almost 4,000 people in October 2022.
January 3, 2023
Veteran North Carolina teacher questions the state Board of Education chair's good faith on plan to introduce merit pay for teachers