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WASHINGTON (AP) -- About 10 percent of people appear to suffer long COVID after an omicron infection, a lower estimate than earlier in the pandemic, according …

Millions of American adults take daily multivitamins, even though the pills have not been shown to prevent ailments like heart disease or cancer and experts sa…

Asparagus is a perennial flowering plant brought from Europe to North America hundreds of years ago. However, its history dates back to ancient Egypt, where im…

In the U.S., HPV is linked to about 70 percent of throat and mouth cancers. And more than 70 percent of those cancers are diagnosed in men, according to the Ce…

Darrell Missey is standing in a room of social workers who toil in Missouri's beleaguered child welfare system, telling the story of a young boy.

For many people, warmer temperatures and changing weather are not the primary indicators that spring has arrived.

Some amazing individuals leave their marks on the national or international stage but there are others who make large and important contributions on a smaller …

I am just returning from a trip to North Dakota and while passing through South Dakota, we stopped at The Mitchell Prehistoric Indian Village, an archaeologica…

Memorial Day is an emotional time for many who want to honor the sacrifices made by America's armed forces. Unfortunately, scammers know this, and some use thi…

There is nothing like a virtual visit to the falls to check the pulse rate of the gardening public -- I can tell you it has reached a wonderful stage of artist…

It's not Rob Marshall's fault that Disney's latest live-action retread doesn't really sing.

Nell Hill's designer Anne and her family have lived in their Prairie Village, Kansas, home for almost four years. When the Epsteins purchased their nearly cent…

Atlanta-based Coca-Cola Company 's world-famous soda has had quite the history since its introduction in 1886. Atlanta pharmacist John S. Pemberton originally …

Several years ago, former U.S. President Donald Trump compared the airports in the New York City area to third-world countries.

The first Black boxing champion was a man named Jack Johnson, and a few years before he died in 1946, he told a young reporter, "Just remember, whatever you wr…