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Heart attack (acute myocardial infarction)
Heart attack (acute myocardial infarction)

Heart attack has been the No. 1 killer in the world for the last decade and deaths from the disease are still on the rise. As the human heart works …

Author touted by Zuckerberg suggests novel for Facebook CEO

NEW YORK (AP) ― The author of Mark Zuckerberg’s first book club pick has a suggestion for future choices. Moises Naim, whose “The End of the Power” hit …

An unflinching account of war in Afghanistan
An unflinching account of war in Afghanistan

If the trend holds, there soon will be a shelf of books explaining why the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan was a misadventure or worse. Into that crowded field …

James Abel delivers a winner with ‘White Plague’
James Abel delivers a winner with ‘White Plague’

White PlagueBy James Abel (Berkley) James Abel’s new thriller, “White Plague,” combines elements from “The Hunt for Red October” and the …

Time capsule dating to 1795 contains coins, newspapers
Time capsule dating to 1795 contains coins, newspapers

BOSTON (AP) ― Boston residents in the newly formed United States valued a robust press as much as their history and currency if the contents of a time …

Paris’ Louvre world’s most-visited museum
Paris’ Louvre world’s most-visited museum

Louvre Museum PARIS (AFP) ― The famous Louvre in France received 9.3 million visitors last year, retaining its title as the most-visited museum in the world, …

Sting unable to save his Broadway musical
Sting unable to save his Broadway musical

NEW YORK (AP) ― Sting will be going down with his ship. Producer Jeffrey Seller said Tuesday that the Grammy Award-winning songwriter’s Broadway musical …

Ask a Designer: Improving the kitchen in small (or big) ways
Ask a Designer: Improving the kitchen in small (or big) ways

Another holiday season has passed, and with it the marathon cooking and baking sessions. The hours spent using every kitchen appliance and inch of counter …

Dog, shelter reunite after 900-mile trip from NYC to Chicago

CHICAGO ― A suburban Grayslake animal shelter welcomed back a dog adopted more than a decade ago after it was found at a shelter in New York. The American …

Daejeon expats open own art gallery
Daejeon expats open own art gallery

A new gallery has opened in Daejeon, run by a local group of expat artists. The Daejeon Artists’ Collective has been running exhibitions since 2011, but made …

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