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In the quiet town of Morris, Indiana, an unusual event at the St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church sparked intrigue and speculation. Church members and locals were drawn into a mystery when photos surfaced online showing communion wafers marked with a …

The body is remarkably good at healing. However, some parts of it are more adept than others. One example is cartilage in the knee. It has no direct blood supply, making it harder to mend, and some tears can’t recover without surgery. Now, surgery can …

The Chatsworth crash was the deadliest Metrolink tragedy in history. It took place on September 12, 2008, at 4:22 PM, involving a freight train with three crew members and a commuter train with 225 passengers. The collision left 135 people injured and …

There’s a common myth saying people only use 10% of their brains. This idea has been turned into films and the basis of self-help programs that promise to “unlock” your full potential. Neuroscientists have since debunked this myth, and PET scans show a…

Mexico City passed legislation that bans violent bullfighting, a spectacle with a long history and controversy. The vote passed by a margin of 61-1. As animal rights activists celebrate, bullfighting supporters protest the local Congress. Many are frus…

It’s been five years since Covid was the main topic of conversation around everyone’s dinner table – or rather, everyone’s video call, as we were all social distancing. For most of us, Covid feels like a distant memory or bad dream. A kind of I c…

The Little Albert Experiment is one of the most famous cases in psychology. Like the Milgram experiment and the Stanford prison experiment, it received waves of scrutiny and criticism. Additionally, some experts believe it was flawed from the start, ma…