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This article is based on reporting that features expert sources including Erin Coates, RD ; Lora Edwards, RD; Chad Kerksick, PhD; Katie Kissane, RD; Donald K. Layman, PhD; Colin Wilborn, PhD WHETHER YOU’RE TRYING to lose weight, gain muscle or Read more
Officials and fire crews in the city of Herne, in western Germany, were combing every vent and corridor of an apartment block Thursday in search of a deadly cobra. “We are trying everything to reinstate security so that people can Read more
Ever since they went from Back to the Future fantasy to real-world wearable tech, Nike has promised that the Adapt line was more than just a one-off gimmick. Slowly but surely, the company has made its self-lacing motor technology more Read more
Spanish retail sales rose by 3.2% in July from a year earlier on a calendar-adjusted basis, after raising by a revised 2.5% in June, the National Statistics Institute (INE) said on Friday. The June figure was revised up from a Read more
The tomato is a finicky thing. Giant Food Conglomerates have yet to genetically modify the fruit (yes, fruit) so that consumers can enjoy the big, bright flavors of juicy peak-season summer tomatoes all year round. And, actually, that’s what I Read more
European stocks scaled fresh one-month highs on Friday, wrapping up a brutal month on a positive note as investors took comfort from Chinese and U.S. willingness to return to trade talks. The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.7% to hit Read more
The Golden State Warriors are decamping Oakland for San Francisco. This change has come to the dismay of many in the Bay Area who believe that it’s yet another blow to a team that’s been so inundated with tech money, Read more
In Pokémon Masters, out today for iOS and Android, players recruit famous Pokémon trainers from throughout the series’ 23-year history, creating teams of three and battling through an adventure that feels more like the cartoon than any game that’s come Read more
The death toll from Democratic Republic of Congo’s year-long Ebola outbreak has climbed above 2,000, government data showed on Friday, as responders battle to overcome community mistrust and widespread security problems. The death in neighboring Uganda of a 9-year-old girl Read more
European shares rose after a weak open on Thursday, boosted by a rally in Italian shares, with positive comments from China on its trade talks with the United States helping sentiment. China’s Commerce Ministry said both sides “should create conditions” Read more