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New eruptions from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano are spewing lava fountains up to 50 feet. This photo, at the beginning of the eruptions, was taken on Sept. 29. (@USGSVolcanoes/Zenger)

VIDEO: Kilauea Volcano Eruption Still Going Strong With Lava Fountains 50 Feet High

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The Hawaii volcano began spewing lava on Sept. 29.
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The lion known as Massino had a claw in his left eye for several days before a Wuppertal Zoo vet removed it. (Grune Zoo Wuppertal/Zenger)

Vets Remove Claw From Lion’s Eye After Fight With Brother

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So rare was the injury, the veterinary team said it had “never seen or even heard of anything like it.”
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Artificial sweeteners may be problematic in the long run,” according to lead researcher of a new study, Dr. Karina Golberg at Ben-Gurion University’s Laboratory of Environmental Biotechnology. (Dani Machlis/BGU)

Artificial Sweeteners May Cause Digestive Disease And Discomfort

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Aspartame, sucralose and saccharin interfere with bacterial communication in the gut, new study says.
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Safeway pharmacist Shahrzad Khoobyari administers a Pfizer COVID-19 booster vaccination into the arm of Norman Solomon at a clinic on Oct. 1 in San Rafael, California. A new study that influenced the decision to give boosters relied on Israeli Ministry of Health data indicating a decrease in vaccine effectiveness over six months. (Justin Sullivan/Getty)

Pfizer Vaccine Wears Off After 6 Months, Study Finds

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Prospective study of nearly 5,000 vaccinated healthcare workers supports decision to give booster shots.
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Landing High-Value Clients Takes Time, Patience And Luck

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Why adopting a long-term approach to nurturing quality customers beats seeking a fast payout.
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Social media blogger Sasha Kosmos, known as “Rarrihood,” was reportedly injured in an attack with unnamed neighbors during an argument over pizza in Saint Petersburg, Russia. (@rarrihood_/Zenger)

VIDEO: Pizza-ed Off: TikTok Star’s Terror As Drunks Slashed Her Face In Fast Food Row

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Neighbors hijacked her pizza and then taunted her by asking for more.
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Evander Holyfield was considered the greatest cruiserweight of all time before retiring in June 2014 at age 52 as the only four-time heavyweight champion. (George Frey/Getty Images)

Evander Holyfield Versus Oleksandr Usyk: Who Would Win?

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Cruiser/heavyweight champs from two different eras would make an intriguing matchup.
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The AKA’s breast-cancer-fighting machine targets the MS delta

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By Gail H.M. Brown, Ph.D., Contributing Writer, It’s not a cannon but fights just as hard. It’s not a torpedo but knows its target. What is it? It is the huge, pink and green, 3D […]

Evicted: A conversation on policy, activism and economic well-being

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By Janice K. Neal-Vincent, Ph.D., Contributing Writer, Margaret Walker Center presented Evicted: An Exhibition June 28-October 3, 2021 in Jackson State University’s Johnson Hall Art Gallery. Supported by The Mississippi Humanities Council, the exhibition revealed […]

Study shows police killings in U.S. have been widely undercounted

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By Lauren Victoria Burke, NNPA Newswire Contributor, Police killings in the United States have been massively undercounted according to a study by the University of Washington. The study was published September 27 in the Lancet, […]