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Try a 3-mile run with the first one and a half miles at an easy pace, followed by a half mile at a tempo pace, and finish ...

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David Richardson submitted a resignation letter on Monday to the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees FEMA, giving ...

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Dr. Hensley shares that she sees blame come up often in conflict, but also has seen it “used across situations more generally ...

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A 2-year-old is reading words most kids won’t see for years—“construction,” “Jupiter,” “excavator”—and parents everywhere can’t stop watching.