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Army veterans, scientists and members of Force Blue, the Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation and other organizations took part in a dive to conserve the coral reefs in Islamorada, Florida.

Scientists are studying a farmer's claim in Belgium that different types of music are affecting the behavior of his pigs — they wag their tails and even dance at upbeat music, while they calm down with lullabies.

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Ready to dig up some amazing shark teeth? National Geographic reveals how and where to find fossilized and modern teeth from your favorite marine predator.

Barry Evans has been collecting Sonic the Hedgehog items for 30 years and was recently recognized for owning the largest collection of Sonic memorabilia in the world.

As players pick numbers across 45 states plus Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands — and dream of a winning jackpot — people need to know how to protect themselves. Here are tips.

The Fourteenth Amendment, critical in the fight for civil liberties, was certified as part of the Constitution on July 28, 1868. It encoded citizenship and due process for former slaves.

As a Florida community marching band, Sounds of Success, hopes to represent America in London next year, conductor Antoine Miller explained the educational opportunities for kids.

A new study published in the American Heart Association’s Circulation Journal says people who exercise more than the U.S. Department of Health's recommended amount had lower death rates.

Murder hornets will be referred to as "northern giant hornets" in the state of Washington thanks to the Entomological Society of America's Common Names of Insects and Related Organisms List.

This year's meteor showers have begun. Here's how to check out the active meteor showers Delta Aquariids, Alpha Capricornids and Perseids at their peak activity.

The Clay County Sheriff's Department in Missouri is holding a summer junior police academy for middle school students in the North Kansas City School District.

Competitive eating legend Joey Chestnut is celebrating National Chicken Finger Day by downing a "mass quantity" of Raising Cane's fried chicken on Facebook Live from Las Vegas.

World War II veteran Romay Davis, 102, has been honored for the years of service she dedicated. She's a surviving member of the 888th Central Postal Directory Battalion.

The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office posted about the alligator on Facebook. The gator was found by dispatchers, who called deputies to have it relocated safely.

On this day in history, July 27, 2003, entertainer Bob Hope died at age 100, leaving behind a long legacy or performing for U.S. troops at home and overseas.

Back-to-school time is practically here. Smart tips for parents and caregivers include where and how to shop for kids' needs for the new school year — and how to save time and money.

Some 40 percent of the University of Washington's faculty recently rejected compliance in signing DEI statements. Here's how parents of college students can address DEI and other issues.

Polish Academy of Sciences now considers cats an "invasive alien species" due to their hunting and killing of birds, other animals. Alley Cat Allies president Becky Robinson responds.

The U.S. postal system, under Benjamin Franklin's leadership, was created by the Second Continental Congress on July 26, 1775 — aiding communication during the American Revolution and beyond.