A bad experience with an edible? You may be part of the challenge facing the cannabis drinks industry

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Marijuana use is still illegal in many Southern states.

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Good morning. In a flurry of tweets late on Monday night, Elon Musk threatened to sue Apple. He said xAI would take "immediate legal action" against Apple for what he says is a bias toward OpenAI on

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I'm a former park ranger. I always saw visitors make these 5 mistakes at state and national parks.

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As a former park ranger, I know there are lots of mistakes visitors should avoid making at state and national parks.

Danielle Jackson

  • Over the past six years, I worked as a park ranger at US state and national parks.
  • I saw guests make common mistakes when visiting the parks, like assuming they'll have cell service.
  • Many guests also strayed from marked trails and came unprepared for hikes. 

I've always

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When we go on family vacations, one of us arrives 3 days early without our kid. It's the secret to our happy marriage.

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  • My wife and I both love traveling alone, but having a baby has made it hard to plan solo trips.
  • We came up with an arrangement — whenever we take a family trip, one of us arrives a few days early.
  • This system also improves our trips because we can report back on the weather, culture, and lodging.

Just six months after we met, my now-wife and I flew to Spain for a 10-day

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I've been to bachelorette parties in spots from Hawaii to Las Vegas, but a Canadian city has been the best destination so far

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I couldn't get over all the fun activities we found in Toronto for my friend's bachelorette party.

Latifah Al-Hazza

  • I've traveled worldwide to attend bachelorette parties, but Toronto was an unexpected favorite.
  • The Canadian city had a lot of good food, luxe hotels, and exciting activities.
  • My favorite part was playing dress up (literally) and attending an opera.

I've been invited to more bachelorette

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A former Miss USA and Miss Teen USA thought the Miss Universe CEO's 'blond hair and blue eyes' comment was 'very destructive'

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Raul Rocha and Anne Jakrajutatip with Miss Universe 2024 Victoria Kjær Theilvig following her crowning on Saturday.

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  • Miss Universe CEO Anne Jakrajutatip said the pageant didn't need to evolve.
  • "We have blond and blue eyes," she said of Miss Universe 2024's appearance. "We already got the best."
  • Former Miss USA Noelia Voigt and Miss Teen USA UmaSofia Srivastava shared their
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Alien: Earth review: Xenomorphs get upstaged in this sci-fi treat

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The Alien films' Xenomorphs are, in my mind, the greatest movie monsters ever created. It's shocking, then, that they're the least interesting part of FX's Alien: Earth.

That isn't to say that the Xenomorphs in Alien: Earth are bores. Far from it! These seminal horror creatures get more than enough moments to shine in the series, slashing victims to shreds, flashing those double mouths, and

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Where does Alien: Earth sit on the Alien franchise timeline?

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Alien: Earth is the first TV series of the Alien franchise, sitting in the earlier batch of films. But where exactly does it sit chronologically in the canon timeline?

Set in 2120, Alien: Earth takes place just two years before Ridley Scott's original 1979 film, Alien. In the film, which takes place in 2122, almost the entire crew on the Earth-bound Nostromo space vessel is turned into Xenomorph

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