The Chiefs on Friday night selected Tennessee defensive lineman Omarr Norman-Lott with their second-round pick (No. 63 overall). Norman-Lott is an animal lover and he has a dog, cat and … python. Yep, a snake.
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Jeffing, the run-walk method created by Olympian Jeff Galloway, helps runners boost endurance, prevent injuries, and even finish marathons with less fatigue- without compromising finish times.
Health and Me on MSN.com
Summit Carbon Solutions plans to build a 2,500-mile network of CO2 pipelines across the Midwest to capture carbon produced by ethanol plants and then sequester it underground in North Dakota. Minnesota regulators are evaluating a 28-mile stretch of the project. (Courtesy of Summit Carbon Solutions)
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The consumer businesses offset the pressure in the energy vertical, helping the refining-to-retail conglomerate clock a 9% growth in consolidated revenue in the latest fourth quarter ended March 2025.
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The second-largest farmers market in Washington state is in downtown Olympia. Heres how to enjoy it without breaking the bank.
The Olympian
Mileposts on the road to a carbon-free California are beginning to appear, and the state is already falling behind.
The Mercury News
Experts on aging talk about how their view of aging, and the advice they gave patients, changed as the experts themselves grew old.
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A Lending Tree survey found 25% of buy now, pay later users are funding grocery purchases with the loans, up from 14% in 2024. The survey said 41% of respondents said they made a late payment on a BNPL loan in the past year,
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When it comes to cancer prevention, theres no one magic nutrient or habit. Instead, your overall lifestyle will have the biggest impact. Staying physically active, limiting alcohol intake, prioritizing plant-based foods and eating less red meat and processed meats are key strategies for prevention.
Yahoo
Having a lot of healthy foods in our diet is that balance we need if we wish to enjoy junk foods every now and then. While these foods may seem inaccessible, many of them are available very easily to us.
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