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Households across Ireland are being urged to spray their garden paths and patios with vinegar for the next five weeks - and not just for cleaning, but to fend off some unwanted guests. September ...

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Meet Simon Cherriman, an environmental biologist whose obsession with wedge-tailed eagles has led to pioneering fields of research and a life in the trees. “I have a really early childhood memory... I ...

The apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has asked the supporters of imprisoned Simon Ekpa to lay down their weapons and embrace the path of peace for the betterment. Ohanaeze also ...

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This is the fourth part in a periodic series on the North Texas athletic department's efforts to adjust to a new era as the rules in college athletics change. Steve Keasler was sitting at the top of ...