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Through plague, scurvy and heat, lemonade has always been there for us
When life hands you lemons, it’s not necessarily trying to destroy whatever scant fibres of sanity you have left. On the contrary, lemons may very well be the thing that ends up saving you! On some level, lemons have always been looking out for us, even if we insist on making them the sourpuss in our sayings.

Six Secret Service agents suspended in connection with Trump assassination attempt
The Secret Service suspended six agents in connection with security lapses at the Butler, Pennsylvania, campaign event last year where a gunman wounded then-presidential candidate Donald Trump and killed a rallygoer.

Divorced, but still sharing the family home
When Kathleen Brigham and her then-husband, Jim, decided to divorce, she proposed an unconventional living arrangement: Instead of shuttling their three children back and forth between homes every few days, they would let the kids stay put. The parents would take turns living with them.

REVIEW: In ‘Superman,’ the original superhero is back with a brisk new attitude
It’s been almost 50 years since Christopher Reeve starred in “Superman,” the 1978 movie that opened what is now an endless spigot of superhero movies. It didn’t invent the tropes of messiah-like figures with supernatural powers or the building of elaborate on-screen worlds only to reduce them to apocalyptic rubble, but its contours have now been imitated, elaborated, iterated and just plain stolen so often that the original looks wan and generic by comparison.

How the Dogist turned canine photos into a social media phenomenon
When Elias Weiss Friedman began the Dogist in 2013, he had no idea his street photography of pooches (and their people) would one day make him a leading dog influencer on social media. That may have been because no one really used the word “influencer” back then, Instagram was still new, TikTok didn’t yet exist and Weiss Friedman started the project as a bit of a lark. The name he chose for his dog blog was a sly nod to the Sartorialist, the popular photography blog dedicated to capturing street fashion.

Are 'alpha males' a myth? For most primates, the answer is yes.
Observations of “alpha male” behaviour among apes — including some of humans’ closest relatives in the animal kingdom — have helped shape the archetype of the dominant male into a controversial touchstone of modern culture.
