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Society Attending Concerts Every Two Weeks Increases Wellbeing & Lifespan According To Study We're talking nine years. By Chantilly Post March 27, 2018
Society Study Reveals People With Satisfying Sex Lives More Likely To Cheat Beware of your happy, content relationship. By David Saric February 14, 2018
Politics Poll Reveals Michelle Obama Is The Most Admired Woman In The World The former FLOTUS is admired. By Aida C. July 21, 2019
Music Eminem's Fan Base Reportedly Strongest In More Rural Areas Eminem fans are turning up where you might not expect. By Matt F August 07, 2017
Random "Weed Nuns" Co-Sign Study Claiming Cannabis Offers Protection Against COVID-19 "We are, naturally, pleased that science is catching up with ancient wisdom," Sister Kate told "The Sun." By Hayley Hynes January 18, 2022
Politics Doctors Find Coronavirus In Unborn Child While In Womb French doctors have found that unborn children can contract the coronavirus while in the womb. By Cole Blake July 14, 2020
Entertainment "Game Of Thrones" Finale: Millions Of Americans Might Skip Work After Broadcast "Game of Thrones'" Season 8 finale has the potential to cause upheaval in the American workforce. By Devin Ch May 17, 2019
Society McDonald's French Fries May Cure Baldness, According To Study McDonald's fries may now be more appealing to many. By Chantilly Post February 06, 2018
Music Kodak Black Is High On The List Of Florida's Most Listened-To Artists Kodak Black's music is getting played a lot in his home state. By Matt F August 08, 2017
Gaming Is Fortnite The Future Of Social Media? A recently published National Research Group study suggests Fortnite is the future of social media. By Cole Blake June 12, 2019
Society Pluto's Atmosphere Is At The Risk Of Collapsing In 11 Years The endangered status of Pluto is fast becoming a taboo subject in the Scientific community. By Devin Ch May 03, 2019
Politics Black Americans Pay More For Homes Than Any Other Group: Study Finds A study from MIT has concluded that Black Americans pay more for homeownership than any other group. By Cole Blake October 11, 2020