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Pima County is launching a campaign using “relatable humor and comic storytelling” to teach Tucsonans about Long COVID, the potentially long-lasting chronic condition that sets in long after catching ...

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I knew someone was going to do this, but if it’s not surprising, it is well done, because Jones had the sense not to clutter it up with additional images or unnecessary commentary. And I don’t like ...

I was in Nori’s cafe with Doc McHugh doing what we do best — drinking coffee, shmoozing and swapping sea stories. But to be honest, I was only half there. Instead, I was preoccupied with Winter ...

Pauline Hanson’s short Please Explain cartoons are usually a scream. They can be blunt, fast and indiscriminate – the sort of political satire Australia used to do well, back when sacred cows weren’t ...

The firebrand senator told a crowd at Southbank Cineplex on Australia Day that she was “over” the nation’s obsession with identity politics. The film, A Super Progressive Movie, expands on her Please ...

Pauline Hanson has defended her new movie-length cartoon against “cancel culture”, after a scathing report revealed wild details of the animation. The film has already been banned at Parliament House ...

New study reveals that bacteria can survive antibiotic treatment through two fundamentally different "shutdown modes," not just the classic idea of dormancy. The researchers show that some cells enter ...

The dust is still settling on the Miami Dolphins' rug pull at quarterback, with long-time starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa moving to the bench in favor of seventh-round rookie passer Quinn Ewers.

In an age of polarized debates and dug-in opinions, obdurate feels more relevant than ever. It’s the word that captures our cultural stalemates: firm, unmovable, sometimes admirable and often ...