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Global Upworthy Jun 9
New Jersey high school has mandatory rite of passage: 55-mile hike on the Appalachian Trail

"When life gets difficult, it's something you can refer back to." The post New Jersey high school has mandatory rite of passage: 55-mile hike on the Appalachian Trail appeared first on Upworthy.

New York, NY NY Post Jun 9
Lawrence Taylor, Harry Carson lay out the ‘Giants Way’ to team that dreams to follow in Knicks’ footsteps

When LT and Harry Carson speak, Giants listen.

Chicago, IL WGN News Jun 9
Tuesday forecast: Heat and humidity ramps up in Chicagoland, with potentially severe weather also in store this week

Heat and humidity really ramps up around Chicagoland on Tuesday, with high temperatures reaching the mid- to upper 80s and dew points in the sticky 70s.

New York, NY NY Post Jun 9
Spike Lee wears autographed Pope Leo XIV Knicks jersey at NBA Finals Game 3

Spike Lee is maybe hoping to give the Knicks an extra blessing on Monday night.

New York, NY NY Post Jun 9
Chanel Tribeca Festival Artists Dinner 2026 red carpet: Teyana Taylor, Katie Holmes, Keke Palmer and more

See what all the stars wore on the red carpet.

Environment Mongabay Jun 9
Why conservation urgently needs acoustic baselines

From above, an intact forest can look reassuringly complete. A satellite image may show an unbroken canopy, a block of green still standing amid plantations, roads or logged land. For many conservation programs, that view has become the starting point for measurement. If the canopy remains, the forest is often treated as if much of […]

Science New Atlas Jun 9
Your brain reads paper books and screens differently

Does the way information "sticks" to our brains differ depending on the medium? New research suggests it might, with readers engaging more with a story in a traditional book than one read on a digital device.Continue ReadingCategory: Learning & Memory, Brain Health, Body and MindTags: University of Tokyo, Reading, eBook, E-reader, Books, Japan

New York, NY NY Post Jun 9
Gregg Berhalter strongly backs USMNT despite ‘awkwardness’ after firing: ‘Ready for this moment’

Now he is coaching the Chicago Fire in MLS — which put him in the position of being on hand for training at his team’s facility last Friday — and hosting a podcast, titled “Coaches’ Corner,” with fellow former national team coaches Bruce Arena and Bob Bradley.

New York, NY NY Post Jun 9
Mike Brown’s Knicks adjustments include newfound celebrity pals

Sunday marked a full-circle moment for Mike Brown.

Health Medical Xpress Jun 9
New WHO estimates to help countries make food safer

"From burden to solutions—safe food everywhere." This is the message of World Food Safety Day 2026, where the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) are focusing on how new knowledge about illness, lost lives and societal consequences can be translated into practical solutions.

New York, NY NY Post Jun 8
‘Disclosure Day’ NY premiere red carpet: Emily Blunt, Colman Domingo and more

See all the biggest names at the premiere.