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Our incessant desire to picture the end of the world
As is typical of our time, over the past few months, many newscasters have used the words apocalypse or apocalyptic to evoke the negative implications of events as diverse as the threat of 'the looming asteroid threat', the advance of ISIS, the American housing market, global concerns over mass migration, the continuing war in Syria, the 'Brexit,' and even floods in the North of England (now subsided) and the so-called music streaming wars.
Never-before-seen footage of MLK
The 411 on scoliosis
Runway revolution: Can we tie unisex fashion trends to gender equality?
Planetary Defense Office set up to save Earth
The legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
Healthy improvements for your office space
You spend about half of your waking hours at your job. While certain jobs like construction or manual labor have clear hazards, you can't assume that if you are clocking time in an office environment that it's a healthy place to be. Many occupations deliver stress, sedentary behavior, and unhealthy habits along with the paycheck, which can take their toll both physically and mentally.
He was the most stylish man in the room
How Bowie blurred gender lines
Opinion: Why we play the Powerball
Is this the new 'El Chapo'?
Key players in 'Making a Murderer'
'Active shooter' training becomes the new normal
Girl Scouts are learning to lead
How beer can actually help your fitness goals
Your six-pack abs may actually benefit if you share a six pack with your friends. Beer, or any alcohol for that matter, when consumed in moderation, may be a brilliant motivator to keep people working out. Scientists still need to do more research as to exactly what the connection is, but several studies have found that people who drink moderately tend to exercise more than abstainers.
Girl Scouts throughout history
Four 'Star Wars' novices see it for the first time
CNN Explains: Performance-enhancing drugs
The dangers of E. coli
Pagination
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