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TOMAH—Patrick L. Reardon, age 66, of Tomah, WI, passed away on Saturday, June 24, 2023, surrounded by his loving family after a courageous battle with cancer.

Through the nonprofit, Freedom Reads, Reginald Dwayne Betts and his team are bringing a better library experience to incarcerated folks across the country.

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Heydar Aliyev, the founder of the independent state of Azerbaijan, outstanding political and public figure, AZERTAC highlights the chronology of the thorny and glorious path traveled by the Great Leader of the Azerbaijani people

Fascinating studies from Kassecker et al. (open source) have used multiple methods (eye-tracking, observations of expressive behaviors) to probe the developmental origins of human moral cognition by assessing infants’ ability to differentiate between prototypical harmful (moral) and harmless (conventional) violations: Humans reason and care about ethical issues, such as avoiding unnecessary harm. But what enables us to develop a moral capacity? This question dates back at least to ancient Greece... Читать дальше...

Fascinating studies from Kassecker et al. (open source) have used multiple methods (eye-tracking, observations of expressive behaviors) to probe the developmental origins of human moral cognition by assessing infants’ ability to differentiate between prototypical harmful (moral) and harmless (conventional) violations: Humans reason and care about ethical issues, such as avoiding unnecessary harm. But what enables us to develop a moral capacity? This question dates back at least to ancient Greece... Читать дальше...

Tony Mowbray admits Sunderland exits are possible as the Black Cats look to ensure they can strengthen areas of the squad that need work

Michael Carrick was quizzed on Chuba Akpom's contract situation after the forward said he'd 'love to stay' at Middlesbrough

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Virus-carrying tropical mosquitos found in Finland as climate heats  The Guardian

Talk of discontent in the party over Julius Malema’s leadership and a split between him and his deputy has been dismissed by the commander-in-chief

The dark and dangerous world fuels international criminal syndicates that control the illicit gold economy and as organised crime grips the country, it infiltrates our political landscape with dire consequences

EXCLUSIVE: Coronation Street has seen plenty of newcomers arrive on the cobbles over the last few months, many of whom have had a big impact on some key storylines.

The Queen Mother - who was born 123 years ago today - carried an anguish shared by many of her generation for her long life.

Moon Palace: the observatory bus bringing ‘awe and wonder’ to Leeds  The Guardian

Harry Maguire looks unlikely to have a future at Old Trafford having seen the Manchester United captaincy stripped off of him by Erik ten Hag and Premier League sides are interested in signing him

Alonso has given his verdict on Red Bull's unstoppable title charger Verstappen, in the same interview in which he directed his wrath at former Alpine chief Szafnauer

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Can you spot the odd clock in this mind bending optical illusion that has many scratching their heads? It's a tricky one but those with a high IQ will find it easy

FIFA have launched an investigation after a complaint was made about Zambia boss Brunce Mwape following their Women's World Cup exit this week