Quiz: Test your knowledge of nukes and the atomic age
Aug. 1 marks the 75th anniversary of the signing of the Atomic Energy Act of 1946. Here's a quiz all about the atomic age to test your knowledge.
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Port O'Connor shoreline cleanup event needs volunteers and boats
This year's annual shoreline clean up in Port O'Connor is still happening, they need more volunteers and boats to help cleanup all the leftover plastics in the water.
PORT O' CONNOR, Texas - On Saturday, September 18, the San Antonio Bay Partnership will have their annual shoreline cleanup. Allan Berger enjoys fishing, swimming, and sailing…
Male fertility is declining – studies show that environmental toxins could be a reason
People are exposed to toxic substances – like pesticides, chemicals in plastics and radiation – every day. A growing body of research shows that this exposure is causing a decline in male fertility.
What parents can learn from Simone Biles walking away
Here's how parents can educate themselves to provide more balance to their children and their families.
Ammunition shortage impacting law enforcement, recreational shooters, hunters
The COVID-19 pandemic, coupled with record sales of firearms, has fueled a shortage of ammunition in the United States. It's impacting law enforcement agencies, rec shooters and hunters.
Not real news roundup: A look at what didn't happen this week
Tests can identify COVID-19 variants, and a widely shared table showing a schedule of "planned COVID-19 variants" is fake. Here are the facts.
Pet app Rover faces flak after dogs went missing or died
Six pet owners told CNN their dogs have gone missing or died while in care of a sitter they found on the Rover platform since the start of the pandemic.
New movies worth watching, including 'Jungle Cruise,' 'The Green Knight' and more on the latest Just to be Nominated podcast
What to watch this week, including Disney's 'Jungle Cruise,' A24's hotly anticipated 'The Green Knight,' a French action farce starring JCVD that just hit Netflix, 'The Last Mercenary,' and more!
Why Olympians bite their medals and what they do with them
The sight of a jubilant Olympian standing atop the podium after being victorious in their discipline with a gold medal between their teeth is an iconic one. But why?
Do I need to get tested for COVID-19 if I'm vaccinated?
The change in CDC guidance comes two months after the agency eased its initial testing recommendation.
Brood X had a good run, but now the annual cicadas are taking center stage
Here are five things you need to know about these green, screaming cicadas.
Pet-Friendly Hotels You May Not Have Heard Of
Only one thing makes heading out on a road trip better--bringing your beloved pet along! Of course, you’ll need a pet-friendly place to stay along the way. You could just book your same-old, tried-and-true places . . . or, you could make it a true adventure and try something new! Hotels are increasingly welcoming pet guests these days, and there are lots of options to choose from--some of which you may never have heard of!
Pet-Friendly Hotel Chains with Low Rates and Low (or no) Pet Fees
When times are “tough” -- and even when they’re not, it’s always nice when you can save a dime or two. While many of us are itching to get away with our pet, others may have to due to a move, family matter, or other obligation. Whatever the reason for travel, it doesn’t have to break the bank if you plan ahead and find the right accommodations for your budget.
Watch Now: Japan city transforms agricultural land into works of art
The Gyoda city transformed rice fields into art by planting different colors of rice plants, creating a spectacular piece of work.
Fact-checking Biden's claim on mask mandates and vaccination rates
While announcing measures to incentivize COVID-19 vaccinations, President Biden suggested people in states with high vaccination rates do not need to wear masks. The reality is more complicated.
US women's soccer team survives shootout with Netherlands, advances to semifinals
Megan Rapinoe converted the deciding penalty in a shootout and the U.S. advanced to the semifinals of the women's Olympic soccer tournament 4-2 following a 2-2 draw with the Netherlands on Friday.
Democrats remain optimistic but are divided on compromise, poll finds
M ost Democrats are on board with President Joe Biden and where he's trying to take the country. See the poll's results.
US swimmer Andrew goes maskless behind scenes at Olympics
Michael Andrew, who made waves for saying he wasn't vaccinated against COVID-19, didn't wear a mask behind the scenes after swimming his final.
Kids set free to roam on their own feel more confident navigating in adulthood
Although some parents may be reluctant to let their children explore their surroundings alone, allowing kids to wander can help build their sense of direction.
10 grilling tips (and a shrimp cocktail recipe to use them)
Grilling comes down to these 10 tips, the most important of which is knowing the difference between direct and indirect cooking.
Scarlett Johansson sues Disney over 'Black Widow' release
Scarlett Johansson is suing Walt Disney Co. over its streaming release of "Black Widow," saying it breached her contract and deprived her of potential earnings.
A year ago today, in pictures: Portland racial injustice and more moments you may remember
Also on this day in 2020 concerns over a new wave of coronavirus infections brought on by returning vacationers wreaked havoc across Spain's tourism industry following Britain's effective ban on travel to the country. See more top news photos as selected by the Associated Press.
Victoria attracts developer for workforce housing project
Here are the details regarding the new apartment complex
VICTORIA, Texas - On Aug. 2, Realtex Development Corporation will begin construction on Enchanted Gardens Apartments. The new complex aims to be an affordable workforce housing development. It will be built on land that was sold on July 21 by…
Alaska quake is strongest in US in half a century
The largest earthquake in the United States in the last half century produced a lot of shaking but spared Alaska any major damage.
