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Experts: Meals given to the poor often score low on healthy eating scale

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Experts: Meals given to the poor often score low on healthy eating scale

Accessing healthy, nutritious food remains challenging for people living in poverty in the United States, even among those who receive meals at work or school, experts said Friday.

NASA's Lucy launch Saturday to target eight mysterious asteroids

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NASA's Lucy launch Saturday to target eight mysterious asteroids

'I Know What You Did Last Summer' cast: Show advances 1997 movie

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'I Know What You Did Last Summer' cast: Show advances 1997 movie

Deadly Beirut clashes fuel fears of security collapse

World News // 1 day ago

Deadly Beirut clashes fuel fears of security collapse

'Gensan Punch' hits hard at Busan film fest with story of disabled Japanese boxer

Entertainment News // 1 day ago

'Gensan Punch' hits hard at Busan film fest with story of disabled Japanese boxer

Filipino director Brillante Mendoza's Gensan Punch, in competition at the 26th Busan International Film Festival, is based on the true story of a Japanese boxer with a prosthetic leg who dreams of turning professional.

Shalita Grant: 'You' character may be a villain

TV // 2 days ago

Shalita Grant: 'You' character may be a villain

Shalita Grant tells UPI about her new character on the third season of "You." Grant plays Sherry, a suburban social media queen who's suspicious of the show's stars for reasons other than their murderous past.

Marijuana legalization used to right wrongs from drug war

U.S. News // 2 days ago

Marijuana legalization used to right wrongs from drug war

Nearly a decade after the first states approved recreational cannabis, righting wrongs from the drug war -- including making the business accessible to minorities -- is driving implementation across the country.

NASA, ULA pursue precision launch for Lucy asteroid mission

Science News // 2 days ago

NASA, ULA pursue precision launch for Lucy asteroid mission

NASA has worked years to build a spacecraft to examine eight asteroids for clues about the origins of the solar system, and now the agency has a three-week period to launch starting Saturday.

Blue Origin launches William Shatner, TV's Captain Kirk, into space and back

Science News // 3 days ago

Blue Origin launches William Shatner, TV's Captain Kirk, into space and back

"Star Trek" actor William Shatner went boldly into space Wednesday morning with three crew members on a Blue Origin rocket launched from West Texas.

Russian space movie crew plans return to Earth on Saturday

Science News // 3 days ago

Russian space movie crew plans return to Earth on Saturday

A crew of three Russian space flyers are expected to leave the International Space Station Saturday night after a nearly two-week mission during which they filmed the first narrative feature film shot in space.

From deep in rural India, an outsider's story resonates in 'Pedro'

Movies // 3 days ago

From deep in rural India, an outsider's story resonates in 'Pedro'

Premiering at the 26th Busan International Film Festival, Natesh Hegde's "Pedro" is picking up buzz with its tale of a social outcast set in a remote forest village of rural India, a location rarely seen on screen.

Tooth analysis suggests earliest Native Americans came from Siberia, not Japan

Science News // 3 days ago

Tooth analysis suggests earliest Native Americans came from Siberia, not Japan

While theories suggest that Native Americans are descended from people who migrated north from Japan, new research suggests that the earliest inhabitants of the Americas were descended from people in Siberia and Beringia

Kim Jong Un visits weapons expo, blames U.S. for tensions

World News // 4 days ago

Kim Jong Un visits weapons expo, blames U.S. for tensions

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attended the opening of a weapons exhibition in Pyongyang and gave an address criticizing the United States for instability on the Korean Peninsula, state media reported Tuesday.

'Star Trek' legend William Shatner set for launch into real space

Science News // 4 days ago

'Star Trek' legend William Shatner set for launch into real space

Blue Origin plans to launch legendary "Star Trek" actor William Shatner into space with three other crew members from Texas on Wednesday.

Jennifer Tilly grateful 'Chucky' saved her from 'grandma' roles

TV // 4 days ago

Jennifer Tilly grateful 'Chucky' saved her from 'grandma' roles

Jennifer Tilly said she is grateful to Don Mancini, creator of the "Chucky" horror film and TV franchise, for allowing her to play the evil bombshell Tiffany for decades.

Adam Pally: 'Champaign ILL' Season 2 possible on Hulu

TV // 4 days ago

Adam Pally: 'Champaign ILL' Season 2 possible on Hulu

Adam Pally discusses his 2018 YouTube Originals series "Champaign ILL." As Hulu begins streaming the series, Pally still hopes to make a second season.

Non-profit to send 12 disabled people on weightlessness flight

Science News // 5 days ago

Non-profit to send 12 disabled people on weightlessness flight

Twelve people with disabilities plan to experience more than seven minutes of weightlessness on a zero-gravity airplane flight from California next week as part of a mission to advance space exploration accessibility.

Cristela Alonzo juggles 'Hidden Temple,' activism

TV // 6 days ago

Cristela Alonzo juggles 'Hidden Temple,' activism

Stand-up comedian Cristela Alonzo discusses her new role hosting the game show "Legends of the Hidden Temple" and her activism for social causes.

Rising star Kim Hye-yoon is fierce 'Girl on a Bulldozer'

Entertainment News // 1 week ago

Rising star Kim Hye-yoon is fierce 'Girl on a Bulldozer'

Kim Hye-yoon is one of South Korea's hottest young stars, thanks to roles on hit dramas "Sky Castle" and "Extraordinary You," but she different side as a tattooed hell-raiser out for revenge in "The Girl on a Bulldozer."

Gerald McRaney 'shocked' military roles continue with 'NCIS: Los Angeles'

TV // 1 week ago

Gerald McRaney 'shocked' military roles continue with 'NCIS: Los Angeles'

Gerald McRaney said he never expected to continue playing military roles after "Simon & Simon" and "Major Dad," but he's proud to represent them again on "NCIS: Los Angeles."

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