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Entertainment

‘Buffy’ and ‘Gossip Girl’ Star Michelle Trachtenberg Dead at 39

02.26.25

By Sammi Caramela
Why Do Celebrity Deaths Affect Us So Much?

06.15.20

By Dhvani Solani
Here are 2017’s Top Death-Related Google Searches

12.28.17

By Simon Davis
The Story of 2016 as Told in GIFs

12.30.16

By Amil Niazi
Sports

Throwback Thursday: Notre Dame’s Knute Rockne Dies In A Plane Crash, And America Mourns

03.31.16

By Michael Weinreb
Music

Atlanta Rapper Bankroll Fresh Has Been Murdered

03.05.16

By John Hill
Music

Glenn Frey of The Eagles Has Died

01.18.16

By John Hill
Here's Everything We Learned About Death in 2014

12.16.14

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Horoscopes

Daily Horoscope: May 15, 2025

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Gaming

I Love Being an Among Us in Vampire Survivors

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8 hours ago

By Ana Valens
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Life

The Number of Pregnancy Heat Risk Days Have Doubled

As the world heats up amid climate change, rising temperatures are causing higher-risk pregnancies for millions of women.

12 hours ago

By Paige Gawley
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News

Living Near a Golf Course Might Raise Your Risk of Disease

While golf might be so dull that it deteriorates your brain, the actual culprit here is more likely the pesticides used to keep golf courses bug-free.

13 hours ago

By Luis Prada
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News

Score One for American Farmers. The USDA Is Restoring Climate Change Data.

American farmers sued the pants off the USDA for deleting valuable climate change data that helped them run their farms—and won. It just goes to show that when citizens speak up, they can win.

13 hours ago

By Matt Jancer