Liverpool star Mohamed Salah suggested he may leave the club in January after being dropped to the bench for the last three ...

Over 500 people came through the club doors during the open house, according to club president Jonathan Insley.

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The midfielder scored once and set-up another as the Toffees romped over Forest ...

Spirit Fingers took less time to become one of the latest fan-favorite K-dramas, which is based on Han Kyoung-chal's popular webtoon. What makes it unique is the different characters, with each having ...

Fingernails, often overlooked, are biological indicators of health. Conditions like clubbing, white flecks (leukonychia), blue nails, dark lines, spoon nails, and horizontal ridges can signal ...

Your fingernails can tell you more than you think about your overall health. While changes in nail color, shape or texture are often harmless, sometimes they can signal something bigger. “Your ...

Detect Cancer Early: Lung cancer is one of the world’s deadliest cancers. Its early signs are often subtle—fatigue or a mild cough—making detection difficult until it is advanced. Paying attention to ...

Your nails can reveal health secrets. Changes in color, shape, or growth might signal serious issues. Conditions like lung disease, liver problems, or nutritional deficiencies can show up on your ...

Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), it accounts for nearly 1.8 million deaths annually, surpassing colon, breast ...

Nail abnormalities can indicate health issues and should be checked by a healthcare provider if they persist or worsen. Beau's lines and clubbing are specific types of nail abnormalities that may need ...

Here’s a simple marketing tip from your old pals here at The A.V. Club: When planning an event that could—hypothetically!—go catastrophically wrong and fall completely apart, maybe avoid naming it ...