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Winnie the golden retriever takes her duties very seriously. So much so, she joined the University of Northern Iowa’s marching band with her owner.

Leaf-peeping season in New Hampshire has seen a record amount of tourists — and their trash.

Three tiny creatures, and their tadpole-like babies, wowed a team of researchers in Thailand.

The country singer required the fan to promise they would love and embrace their child regardless of their gender identity throughout life.

Since these items can go a long way to feeding hungry people, donations represent one of the best uses of leftover or surplus food.

Since the 1960s and the election of President John F. Kennedy, younger voters have supported Democratic candidates, while older voters leaned Republican. But that dynamic has been evolving.

The 20-year-old civil engineering student was thrown for a loop when he was diagnosed with testicular cancer — and one unexpected part of treatment became the bane of his existence.

It toddles. It barks. It partakes in ‘screaming challenges’ — and it’s finally making a comeback after years under threat.

Lincoln Park’s Matt Brusich contained his 26.2 miles to the neighborhood block, logging nearly 80 laps for charity.

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg is transforming the way we see gardens — by designing them as living artworks geared toward pollinators’ tastes rather than our own.

Columbus Day celebrations in the United States are almost as old as the nation itself. But since the 1990s, a growing number of states have begun to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day.

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