- November 15, 2025
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Pilgrims and Poverty in Renaissance Rome
An unprecedented number of pilgrims travelled to Rome for the last two jubilees of the 16th century. Held every 25 years, jubilees were a rare
UCSD Faculty Sound Alarm on Declining Student Skills
The UC San Diego Senate Report on Admissions documents a sharp decline in students’ math and reading skills—a warning that has been sounded before, but
Deborah Farmer Kris: How Awe Helps Us Flourish
Episode Transcript Ki Sung: Welcome to the MindShift Podcast where we explore the future of learning and how we raise our kids. I’m Ki Sung.
Former I’m A Celebrity winner Phil Tufnell reveals jungle secrets
From his top tips for surviving the food challenges to the hidden spot free from cameras and microphones, former jungle champion Phil Tufnell reveals all.
Why I think Android will never overtake the iPhone in the US
If I’m honest, I’ve actually been putting this story off for a while. It’s an obvious topic, but it’s also a landmine, given how quickly
Weekly Meal Plan #67 | The Recipe Critic
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Analyst Report: Intercontinental Exchange Inc
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How to Build a Reliable Maintenance Plan Before Tenants Move In
In This Article This article is presented by RentRedi. When I first started managing my rental properties, maintenance requests would throw off my entire week.
The dangers of letting AI represent Catholic teaching
(RNS) — Magisterium AI exists to allow anyone who is interested find the correct teachings of the Catholic Church. Except it doesn’t. At least not
Cuts and scrapes may be slower to heal in redheads
Our hair colour seems to have an unexpected role in wound healing stock-enjoy/Shutterstock Redheads may experience slower wound healing than their blonde, brunette or black-haired