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First Surviving Octuplets Turn 13: A Look at Their Lives Today

On January 26, 2022, Nadya Suleman’s octuplets celebrated their 13th birthday. Born in 2009 after 12 embryos were transferred during IVF, their birth drew global attention and prompted stricter regulations in fertility treatments. They are now known as the first surviving octuplets. Consequently, the doctor responsible for the procedure lost …

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Need a Laugh? These Jokes Will Instantly Brighten Your Day!

At times, what we truly need is a hearty laugh, and fortunately, we have just the thing for you. Check out these 6 jokes that are sure to brighten your day right away. Let’s see that smile shine through. Ultimately, it seems we could all benefit from having one. We’ve …

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Hilarious Snow Day News from a School Leaves the Internet Smiling

As winter arrives, snow days are bound to happen in many northern regions. Many schools appear to be creating amusing videos or songs to inform their students when this occurs. Swartz Creek Community Schools, a school district in Michigan, chose to put their unique spin on this trend. Their video …

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70-Year-Old MIL’s Christmas Tree Decor Sparks Unbelievable Reactions

My Mother-in-Law’s Christmas Tree: A Heartfelt Journey Through Empathy and Nostalgia So, I strolled into my mother-in-law’s place the other day, and let me tell you, I was totally blindsided. There it was—a massive Christmas tree, sparkling with twinkling lights and perfectly placed ornaments, standing tall in her living room. …

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This Historic Photo Has Never Been Edited

Oh Carol! The 1969 film Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice addressed issues of honesty and fidelity in marriage, and ultimately depicted an attempt at wife-swapping between a fairly liberated couple and their conservative friends. When you realize that Natalie Wood, vixen in a paisley bikini, is in the …

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One of the biggest secrets kept from humanity: The pineal gland

The advancements in medicine are moving at a rapid pace, yet, there are still plenty of things doctors and researchers are unable to discover about human’s brain. For example, just recently, world-renowned cartographer of the brain, Scientia Professor George Paxinos AO, from Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA) discovered a previously unknown …

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Teacher suspended for rejecting preferred pronouns wins big in court

A Kansas middle school teacher was suspended under the district’s bullying policies after she rejected the preferred pronouns of a biologically female student. Arguing that her religious beliefs were “actively violated,” and that only God assigns genders at birth, the teacher sued the district and claimed her victory with a …

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