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7 Plants You Can Get for Free by Dividing What You Already Grow

Walk through a mature perennial garden and you may be looking at hundreds of dollars’ worth of plants you haven’t created yet. Hostas, daylilies, irises, bee balm, and several other common perennials can be dug up and separated into multiple plants, giving you an inexpensive way to fill empty beds…

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Don’t Throw Away Your Dead Plants Yet — Some Could Save You Money Next Spring

By September, plenty of gardens look like they’re ready for the trash pile: brown bean vines, crispy flower stalks, exhausted tomato plants, and annuals that have clearly seen better days. Before you yank everything out and fill the yard-waste bin, however, take a closer look because some of those dead…

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Don’t Bring Your Outdoor Plants Inside Until You Check the Drainage Holes

Bringing houseplants indoors before cold weather sounds simple enough: pick up the pot, carry it inside, and find a sunny window. But before that planter crosses the threshold, flip it over and inspect an area that’s easy to forget—the plant drainage holes. Months outdoors can leave pots harboring insects, roots,…

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This Tiny Pest Can Hitchhike Indoors on Your Houseplants This Fall

If your houseplants spent summer soaking up sunshine on the porch or patio, you may be preparing to bring them inside as fall nights get colder. Unfortunately, a plant isn’t always the only thing making the trip through your front door. Spider mites can hide on foliage, and they’re so…

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In Minnesota, trees were expected to release 23% more CO2 as climate change warms the planet, but a new study found a surprising result

A recent study by the University of Minnesota reveals that trees may emit less carbon dioxide with rising temperatures as young trees, subjected to a 3.4°C rise, showed only a five percent increase in carbon release. The surprising result do not suggest that warming has little impact on forests. Instead,…

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Flu and COVID Vaccines Are Expected This Fall with Insurer Coverage Despite a Stalled Federal Advisory Committee

Infectious disease specialists say updated flu and COVID vaccines will be available and covered this fall even though the federal advisory panel has not acted.

Medical Daily

In 1930, an American lab technician invented a transparent adhesive tape revolutionizing the whole industry by creating a modern and commercially successful product: How Richard Drew changed the world?

In 1930, an American lab technician invented a transparent adhesive tape that became a commercial product and changed the tape industry. Richard Gurley Drew of 3M developed transparent cellophane tape after creating masking tape for automobile painters. His inventions led to pressure-sensitive tapes used in homes, offices, medical work, construction…

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An Israeli professor lost a prestigious US job offer after speaking out on Gaza. Now the university is paying him $250,000

The University of Minnesota withdrew an offer for Raz Segal to lead its Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies after an organized campaign against his hiring

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Lionesses Run the Pride: What the Male Lion's Role Actually Looks Like in the Wild

The Hunters Are FemaleLionesses make roughly 90 percent of a pride's kills. That figure comes from decades of field observation in the Serengeti, including the long-running lion research project led by Craig Packer at the University of Minnesota, one of the most comprehensive predator studies ever conducted. The male is…

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California farmer and food marketer spar over who can sell white nectarines

A California farmer has been giving away free nectarines this week amid a legal dispute with a food market and distributing company claiming exclusive rights over the variety of white nectarine he grows

The Independent UK

How a Scientific Cartel Protects Fraudsters and Rakes in Billions of Taxpayer Dollars

Corrupt scientists rarely face accountability. The real victims are everyone else.

Reason

A Tale of Two Jack Hughes: Two Players With Same Name Had Very Different Olympic Experiences

Just before the Miracle on Ice, Jack Hughes was the last cut of the U.S. Olympic team. Forty-six years later, a player with the same name scored the gold-winning goal.

Sports Illustrated

I've Heard The Story Of The 1980 Olympic Hockey Team A Million Times, But Netflix's New Doc Still Surprised Me

Again! More Herbies! Again!

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The criminalizing of protest and dissent has a long history in America

The Trump administration is accusing protesters of ‘domestic terrorism’ but this brazen tactic is as old as the country itself

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Grey’s Anatomy ‘shuts down production’ amid nationwide anti-ICE protests

‘Grey’s Anatomy’ is expected to continue production Saturday

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Thousands of anti-ICE protesters take to US streets in day of action

People demonstrate in cities across country to demand end to Trump’s violent immigration crackdown

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‘ICE Out’ strike and protests: what to know about demonstrations across the US

Hundreds of actions are set to take place across the country on 30 and 31 January to protest against ICE violence

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Man killed in Minneapolis by federal agents identified as VA nurse Alex Pretti: ‘He wanted to help people’

Alex Pretti, 37, worked in the ICU at the Minneapolis VA Health Care System and had assisted on scientific research

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The ‘Mamdani of Minneapolis’ is banking on a grassroots campaign to unseat the Democratic mayor

Omar Fateh, a democratic socialist, hopes to defeat Jacob Frey by focusing on affordability, wages and public safety

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“Zombie Deer Disease” Detected Again In Southern State As Authorities Launch Emergency Response Plan

“What in the world is a zombie deer?”

Space

'Alien auroras' on Jupiter reveal a new kind of plasma wave, scientists say

Scientists using NASA's Juno spacecraft have discovered a new plasma wave in Jupiter's auroras, offering fresh insight into space weather and magnetism.

The Guardian - US

No retreat on tariffs, Trump promised. Hours later, he blinked

As the economic and political pressure became unbearable, the US president changed course – but has the damage been done?

The Independent UK

Minnesota officials seek answers in case of graduate student detained by ICE

Officials in Minnesota are seeking answers in the case of a University of Minnesota graduate student who’s being detained by U.S. immigration authorities for unknown reasons

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Cardinals expected to hire young college coach to be D-line coach

The Cardinals replace Derrick LeBlanc with a 27-year-old coach from the University of Minnesota.

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Dr. Jonathan D’Cunha Brings Multifaceted Contributions to Cardiothoracic Surgery and Medical Education

Dr. Jonathan D'Cunha is a trailblazer in cardiothoracic surgery, widely respected for his clinical expertise, leadership, and dedication to advancing medical education. As Chair of Cardiothoracic Surgery at Mayo Clinic Arizona and Professor of ...

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