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• A rare and unusually strong polar vortex is approaching, especially for January.
• People who ask follow-up questions seem more caring.
• Hospital incident prompts investigation; police respond at UNM Medical Center.
• The power of being consistent
• Experts say this square haircut will be the hottest trend in 2026, replacing the French bob.
• Hundreds of thousands of protected bats worldwide help pollinate crops, control pests, and support food systems.
• Ditch the frying pan: Try this easy method for perfectly cooked bacon in your tartiflette.
• If the ATM swallows your card, this quick trick lets you get it back instantly before help arrives.
• Mentors who share their own failures encourage mentees to take smart risks and feel more confident.
• Be careful when scanning QR codes on parking meters-scammers may cover real codes with fake ones to steal your info.
• Using hot water here can actually make stains tougher to remove.
• Boiling rosemary is the best home ritual my grandmother taught me-it quickly transforms the atmosphere in your house.
• Why China Is Currently Testing Humanoid Robots at Its Border with Vietnam
• Placing a wooden spoon over a boiling pot helps break bubbles and keeps the water from boiling over.
• No more duvets in 2026? The stylish, comfy, and practical alternative that's becoming popular in French homes
• The overlooked bathroom cleaner that easily whitens yellowed toilet seats.
• Astronomers discover a galaxy cluster that shouldn’t exist so early in the universe’s history.
• Farewell to Clear Skies: How Air Particles Are Reducing Visibility
• It’s official: France’s Court of Audit is targeting millions of retirees, focusing on two specific groups.
• “Being an astronaut means pushing boundaries”: Sophie Adenot prepares for an incredible space mission.
• Psychology explains what greeting someone without standing up from your seat says about you.
• It’s just been announced: starting today, heating with pellets is no longer allowed.
• The paradox of choice is why having too many options makes you more anxious and less satisfied.
• Leaving space between items in the fridge helps air circulate, which keeps food fresh longer.
• We finally know when the cold will end: milder weather is returning to much of France soon.
• A practical way to calm racing thoughts by focusing on basic physical sensations.
• Yuka rates this shortcrust pastry as "excellent," giving it a score of 90 out of 100.
• Open your car windows before using the AC to release benzene that builds up in the heat.
• Men who shave their heads often notice others see them as more confident and dominant.
• He left his Cybertruck charging while on vacation. Two weeks later, it wouldn’t start.
• Why drying clothes by radiators raises indoor dust-and how to prevent it
• Psychology suggests that choosing silence over meaningless talk may reveal specific personality traits, according to recent studies.
• Most food expiration dates are sell-by dates and don’t mean the food is unsafe to eat after that time.
• Plucking a gray hair won’t make two grow back, but it can damage the follicle so no hair grows back in that spot.
• If an ATM takes your card, use this quick trick to get it back instantly before help arrives.
• Psychologists reveal a phrase you can use to politely refuse any offer while staying confident.
• Heat pump owners worry: Can eco-friendly heating handle extreme cold, or is it just costly and unreliable?
• No more 66°F: Experts now recommend a new temperature for heating your home this winter.
• Your parking spot choice reveals your comfort with risk and making last-minute decisions.
• Setting boundaries helps lower emotional exhaustion.