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Psoriasis: 2nd Most Common Autoimmune Condition—5 Lifestyle Approaches May Help
The immune system mistakenly attacks healthy skin cells, causing them to build up and form thick, scaly patches.
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California Coastal Town Reports $1 Million in Damage From Tsunami Waves
A dock in Crescent City harbor was not able to withstand the high waves, according to the harbormaster.
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California Gov. Newsom Signs Teen Sex Solicitation Bill Into Law
The new law goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2026.
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The Problem With Antinutrients—and How to Reduce Their Negative Effects
Some plant compounds make it harder to absorb nutrients, but small changes in how you prepare and combine foods can make a big difference.
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Singer Justin Timberlake Reveals ‘Debilitating’ Lyme Disease Diagnosis
Timberlake preformed his final on show on July 30 in Turkey, since starting his tour in since April 2024.
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When Iron Becomes Too Much of a Good Thing
Experts warn that once iron builds up in the body, it’s difficult to remove.
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Navy Pilot Safe After Fighter Jet Crashes in Central California
It’s the second F-35 to go down this year.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Upholds Fitness Routine as He Celebrates 78th Birthday
A bicycle ride, weightlifting, and ’some good food,‘ were all on tap as the seven-time Mr. Olympia and two-term governor kept on ’working to get better.’
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Customs Officers Plead Guilty to Allowing Cartels to Smuggle Drugs Into US
The former Customs and Border Protection officers will be sentenced later this year.
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California Governor Suspends Low-Income Housing Rules for Fire-Ravaged Areas
State mandates call for affordable housing, but Pacific Palisades and other burn areas will be exempt as they rebuild after January wildfires.
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California Representatives Seek to Curb Federal Surveillance Drone Powers
Bill HR 4759 was introduced following reports that the federal government used drones to monitor recent ICE protests in Los Angeles.
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Is Sacrifice the Missing Link to Manhood?
At St. Andrew’s Academy, headmaster Ben Strong is teaching boys the virtues of wonder, responsibility, and giving.
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Beetroot Juice Reduces Blood Pressure in People Over 60
Changes in oral bacteria may help older adults get more heart health benefits from nitrate-rich foods.
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NIH Scientists Find a Type of HPV Can Cause Skin Cancer
Human papillomavirus can cause skin cancer in weakened individuals, according to the new research.
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Pair of Sneakers From Kobe Bryant’s First Game as NBA Starter Sells for $240,000
The Lakers great was just 18 when he took the floor against Dallas in 1997, making him the youngest player ever to start an NBA game.
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University of California Accepts Record Number of Californians, Except at Elite Campuses
Campuses UC Berkeley and UCLA reported a drop in 2025 in-state student admission offers.
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Los Angeles County to Draft Ordinance Banning Officers From Covering Their Faces
The Department of Homeland Security said masks protect federal officers from a growing number of assaults.
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Psoriasis: 2nd Most Common Autoimmune Condition—5 Lifestyle Approaches May Help
The immune system mistakenly attacks healthy skin cells, causing them to build up and form thick, scaly patches.
|
California Coastal Town Reports $1 Million in Damage From Tsunami Waves
A dock in Crescent City harbor was not able to withstand the high waves, according to the harbormaster.
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California Gov. Newsom Signs Teen Sex Solicitation Bill Into Law
The new law goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2026.
|
The Problem With Antinutrients—and How to Reduce Their Negative Effects
Some plant compounds make it harder to absorb nutrients, but small changes in how you prepare and combine foods can make a big difference.
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Singer Justin Timberlake Reveals ‘Debilitating’ Lyme Disease Diagnosis
Timberlake preformed his final on show on July 30 in Turkey, since starting his tour in since April 2024.
|
When Iron Becomes Too Much of a Good Thing
Experts warn that once iron builds up in the body, it’s difficult to remove.
|
Navy Pilot Safe After Fighter Jet Crashes in Central California
It’s the second F-35 to go down this year.
|
Arnold Schwarzenegger Upholds Fitness Routine as He Celebrates 78th Birthday
A bicycle ride, weightlifting, and ’some good food,‘ were all on tap as the seven-time Mr. Olympia and two-term governor kept on ’working to get better.’
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Customs Officers Plead Guilty to Allowing Cartels to Smuggle Drugs Into US
The former Customs and Border Protection officers will be sentenced later this year.
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California Governor Suspends Low-Income Housing Rules for Fire-Ravaged Areas
State mandates call for affordable housing, but Pacific Palisades and other burn areas will be exempt as they rebuild after January wildfires.
|
California Representatives Seek to Curb Federal Surveillance Drone Powers
Bill HR 4759 was introduced following reports that the federal government used drones to monitor recent ICE protests in Los Angeles.
|
Is Sacrifice the Missing Link to Manhood?
At St. Andrew’s Academy, headmaster Ben Strong is teaching boys the virtues of wonder, responsibility, and giving.
|
Beetroot Juice Reduces Blood Pressure in People Over 60
Changes in oral bacteria may help older adults get more heart health benefits from nitrate-rich foods.
|
NIH Scientists Find a Type of HPV Can Cause Skin Cancer
Human papillomavirus can cause skin cancer in weakened individuals, according to the new research.
|
Pair of Sneakers From Kobe Bryant’s First Game as NBA Starter Sells for $240,000
The Lakers great was just 18 when he took the floor against Dallas in 1997, making him the youngest player ever to start an NBA game.
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University of California Accepts Record Number of Californians, Except at Elite Campuses
Campuses UC Berkeley and UCLA reported a drop in 2025 in-state student admission offers.
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Los Angeles County to Draft Ordinance Banning Officers From Covering Their Faces
The Department of Homeland Security said masks protect federal officers from a growing number of assaults.
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