BenarNews1d
Fiji’s fishing ship graveyard highlights lax Pacific dumping controls
Parts of Suva harbor in Fiji resemble a ship graveyard with more than two dozen rusting and unseaworthy vessels abandoned due ...
It’s not just the Gulf of Mexico. Why is so much of America named after foreign countries?
Our exhaustive search of American place names discovered that one country has been a shockingly dominant source of ...
This wild ancient version of soccer has rules like 'no murder' and is still being played today
It is one of the earliest forms of soccer with an ancient rule forbidding players from murdering each other. Every year, ...
Crossbow killer convicted of raping his ex-partner during attack near London in which 3 women died
After around 45 minutes of deliberations, the 12-person jury at Cambridge Crown Court unanimously convicted Kyle Clifford of ...
Daily Freeman on MSN1d
Tom Purcell: Restoring our Irish sense of humor
St. Patrick’s Day couldn’t come soon enough this year. Half the country is giddy as the Trump administration undoes our ...
The Eagle1d
Neil Sperry column: Reuse potting soil in flower beds and vegetable gardens
Potting soil breaks down and compacts over the course of a growing season, so redoing it gives it new life. By the time ...
Christianity Today5d
Growth Is Good. Survival Is, Too.
According to 2016 data from the Japan Congress on Evangelism, 81 percent of Protestant churches in Japan have fewer than 50 ...
Jim the Wonder Dog, an Otherwise Ordinary Setter, Was the Smartest Dog Who Ever Lived
Jim the Wonder Dog was a setter born in March 1925 in Missouri. He was supposed to be a quail dog, but that didn't quite pan ...