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Archery’s Resurgence Fueled by ‘The Hunger Games’ Katniss Everdeen Inspires a New Generation of Archers The Hunger Games franchise has ignited a surge of interest in archery, particularly among young …

Bad News: How It Affects Women Differently Than Men Sensitivity to Stressful Situations Bad news delivered through the media can increase women’s sensitivity to stressful situations, according to a recent …

Women in Politics: How Female Senators Empower Women When it comes to political engagement, women have historically lagged behind men. However, new research suggests that there is one important exception …

How to Clean Silver-Plated Items with Household Ingredients Silver-plated items can add a touch of elegance to your home, but they can also tarnish over time. Fortunately, there are several …

Ancient Bird Wings Preserved in Amber Offer a Window into the Past Discovery of Remarkable Fossils In a groundbreaking discovery, researchers have unearthed a pair of tiny bird-like wings encased …

Suriname: A Biodiversity Hotspot for New Species Discovery New Species in the Rainforest Suriname, a small country nestled in the northern part of South America, is home to one of …

Perfection in Art: The Freer Gallery of Art Freer’s Pursuit of Perfection Charles Lang Freer, an American connoisseur, was relentlessly driven by the pursuit of perfection in art. This obsession …

Blood Flower: A Guide to Growing and Caring for This Striking Milkweed Care and Cultivation Blood flower (Asclepias curassavica) is an easy-to-grow annual or perennial milkweed that attracts pollinators with …

Yellowstone’s Rich Native American History Archaeological Discoveries Archaeological research in Yellowstone National Park has revealed a rich history of Native American occupation dating back 11,000 years. Excavations have uncovered campsites, …