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Target pulling products allegedly made with forced monkey labor
“By dropping Chaokoh, Target is joining thousands of stores that refuse to profit from chained monkeys’ misery,” PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman wrote in a statement.
Target pulling products allegedly made with forced monkey labor
Dog Food Recalled Over Mold Concerns
Climate change is forcing sharks north
My Husband Won’t Speak to Me if I Don’t Pay Him a “Tithe.”
America fails to make it into the top five places most likely to survive the end of the world
That's because its giant land borders make it vulnerable to migration from people who would be trying to escape climate disasters in their own countries: Think streams of people pouring over the southern border from Mexico or the northern border from Canada, for instance.
Five reasons ‘green growth’ won’t save the planet
Mayor Bill de Blasio made the announcement at his Wednesday daily briefing as part of an effort to turn around a slowdown in vaccinations in the city.
'The only way we're going to keep this recovery going is for more and more people to get vaccinated,' he said.
The selfishness of the anti-vaxxers places us all in peril
It's a 'hawkpocalypse!' Baby birds have been leaping out of nests to escape intense heat
The Portland Audubon Society reported that it collected 100 baby hawks in the area in the final week of June when temperatures hit 116 degrees Fahrenheit in regions where these brids call home
Baby hawks arrived at Shasta Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation in California in droves, leading specialists to call the rare event a 'hawkpocalypse.'
Pet pit bull fatally MAULS man
Chimps are spotted ganging up on, killing and eating GORILLAS in Africa for first time ever
'People have never seen anything like this before'
More cicadas that 'like to scream' are emerging this summer
Teen Fights Off Crocodile After It Drags Her Under Water at Mexico Resort
A Police Dog Bit a Teen’s Leg for 8 Minutes. Cops Had to Taser It Off.
When Will It Get Too Hot for the Body to Survive? 
Palm Springs, just a few hours south of Death Valley, is in a desert. Given enough water and access to shade to avoid sunstroke, humans can survive for several hours in dry heat, up to temperatures in the 120s. (This is not doctor-recommended.)
But skip across the continent to Palm Beach, Florida, and it’s a very different story. With its position in the tropics, in one of the most humid regions of the Western Hemisphere, a single day of 120-degree temperatures in Palm Beach would be a mass casualty event. Dead bodies would pile up in the morgues, victims of hyperthermia, or heatstroke—cooked, alive, in their own bodies.
When Will It Get Too Hot for the Body to Survive?
How To Mess Up Your Relationship With Your Parents
Well, you might not be that young, but what difference does this make. Most adults have a somewhat challenging relationship with their parents. While parents neglect the fact that you are a responsible grown-up, you are hiding behind their wisdom. How many times have you asked your parents for their advice regardless of their experience level? Hopefully, not too many times. We all make that mistake because we neglect that our parents don’t know it all.
Two out of three (66%) of adolescents age 12–17 live with both parents, 24% with their mother only, 5% with their father only, and 5% with neither parent [1]. The quality of parents’ relationships makes a difference to children in many ways. — Act for Youth
How To Mess Up Your Relationship With Your Parents
Gayle King reveals she is BANNING unvaccinated family members from Thanksgiving
CBS News reporter quits, says she can now 'be candid' about her support for 'abortion rights'
5-Year-Old Ohio Boy Shot by 'Intoxicated' Mother, Currently in Stable Condition, Police Say
Teen shot friend in West Jordan church parking lot
Far more adults don’t want children than previously thought
MIT Predicted in 1972 That Society Will Collapse This Century. New Research Shows We’re on Schedule. 
In 1972, a team of MIT scientists got together to study the risks of civilizational collapse. Their system dynamics model published by the Club of Rome identified impending ‘limits to growth’ (LtG) that meant industrial civilization was on track to collapse sometime within the 21st century, due to overexploitation of planetary resources.
The study was published in the Yale Journal of Industrial Ecology in November 2020 and is available on the KPMG website. It concludes that the current business-as-usual trajectory of global civilization is heading toward the terminal decline of economic growth within the coming decade—and at worst, could trigger societal collapse by around 2040.
MIT Predicted in 1972 That Society Will Collapse This Century. New Research Shows We’re on Schedule.
Los Angeles orders EVERYONE to wear masks
20-foot sinkhole opens up in the middle of NYC street
'Nobody should trust Wikipedia,'
C.D.C. Director Warns of a ‘Pandemic of the Unvaccinated’
Las Vegas officials recommend masks indoors, regardless of vaccination status
More than 100 dead, as many as 1,500 missing after floods hit Europe
The world's oldest living man is Puerto Rican, Guinness World Records confirms
The world's oldest living man is Puerto Rican, Guinness World Records confirms
Rattlesnakes everywhere: the odd consequences of California’s drought
Rattlesnakes everywhere: the odd consequences of California’s drought
What Quitters Understand About the Job Market 
Quitting your job is hot this summer. More Americans quit in May than any other month on record going back to the beginning of the century, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For every 100 workers in hotels, restaurants, bars, and retailers, about five of them quit last month.
Low-wage workers aren’t the only ones eyeing the door. In May, more than 700,000 workers in the bureau’s mostly white-collar category of “professional and business services” left their job—the highest monthly number ever. Across all sectors and occupations, four in 10 employees now say they’ve considered peacing out of their current place of work.
Up and down the income ladder, workers have new reasons to tell their boss to shove it.
What Quitters Understand About the Job Market
MILLENNIALS ARE AGING REALLY BADLY, EXPERTS SAY
“If we don’t find a way to slow this trend, we are potentially going to see an expansion of morbidity and mortality rates in the United States as these generations get older,” he added.
MILLENNIALS ARE AGING REALLY BADLY, EXPERTS SAY
What I Learned About Love When I Stopped Being Honest 
After years of feeling torn between my old ways and my new ones, I got over my discomfort at participating in the dishonest world and started to see why people spared one another the truth. As I experimented with small talk, I noticed how others used honesty to establish intimacy. I’d always seen “hiding feelings” as cowardly, but for other people, the selectiveness of their honesty was what gave it meaning. They’d choose who was special enough to hear their secrets. My indiscriminate, automatic honesty had meant that I’d tell a personal story the same way to a stranger as I would to my closest friend; that cheapened anything I shared. Anyone who loved me wanted to see a side that I didn’t show others, but I hadn’t saved one for them. Immediate honesty was impatient; if I wanted people to be honest with me, I had to earn it.
What I Learned About Love When I Stopped Being Honest
Help! My Husband Won’t Stop Barging In While I’m Working. 
Am I being unreasonable? Is it too much to ask that I have space to work without being interrupted? I understand that working from home means many people have fewer social interactions outside of the household, but I can’t just be available to my husband at all times during the work day. If I am not being completely crazy in asking for this, how can I get my husband to actually respect my boundaries? Please help!
Help! My Husband Won’t Stop Barging In While I’m Working.
Allegations Of Abuse Within The Convent Walls
Patricia Budd, one of the former nuns of SMMI, first entered in 1995 in hopes of connecting with her Catholicism. It was at her first retreat where she met the order’s U.S. delegate, Sister Theresa Kovacs.
“It was a lot of hugs. There was a lot of encouragement,” Budd told HuffPost. “They would listen to you, and you felt really important, and you felt like you’re valued.” But soon after she joined, Budd and the other nuns realized things were not as they seemed.
“I witnessed other girls just being yelled at on a constant basis by Theresa Kovacs,” said Rose, who joined SMMI in 1995. (Three interviewees asked to only be identified by their first names.) According to Rose, a sister named Georgiana often got the brunt of Kovacs’ anger.
“It would be a torrent of the nastiest stuff you could ever say to a human being, she would say to me,” said Georgiana. “It was meant to keep people in line.”
The nuns faced strict rules. They weren’t allowed to speak to each other. They weren’t allowed to go for walks outside the convent doors.
“Basically your food is pretty much less and less,” she said. “And so, that’s pretty much like what a cult is — and break you down. That’s the whole thing. Always to break you down.”
Allegations Of Abuse Within The Convent Walls
