Events marked with an asterisk (*) take place on the same day every year. These events are either promoted by recognized health organizations or recognized in the professional health community. Not ...

The US Department of Education on Monday sent a letter to 60 universities around the country, including several in New England, warning them of “potential enforcement actions” if they fail to ...

Manchester City have sacked women’s manager Gareth Taylor just five days before their League Cup final with Chelsea. Charlotte O’Neill, City’s managing director, stated that results this ...

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It’s difficult not to be scared of flying right now with the huge number of plane crashes that are happening, and a pilot has revealed the terrifying reason they are getting so much more frequent.

Each year, these birds typically build new, bowl-shaped nests using leaves, rushes and reeds. But, while nesting in cities, they often supplement these natural, biodegradable materials with man ...

Important Days and Dates in March 2025: Important days and events fall in every month, and some of them are observed with a particular theme. Some events spread awareness and also remind us of ...

Last day of Maha Kumbh 2025: The Mela, which began on January 13, was expected to draw over 40 crore visitors over six weeks, making for the largest gathering of humanity in the world. However, ...

Artificial intelligence is disrupting global industries and workforces, but it may also set in motion an entirely new economy. Although the idea of AI dates to the mid-1900s, the technology ...

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