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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! It’s primary day in Republican-dominated Indiana, where President Donald Trump’s immense sway over the GOP is on the line, as his endorsements in key races will be tested. In neighboring Ohio, another right-leaning state, some of Tuesday’s top primaries will tee up crucial general election showdowns in November’s midterm elections, when Republicans…

In the summer of 1956, the American news magazine Life dispatched its first Black staff photographer, Gordon Parks, to Alabama, with a brief to document racial segregation in the wake of the Montgomery bus boycott. The trip was a perilous one, but Parks, then in his early 40s, was already on a career trajectory that would mark him out as one of the most consequential artists of his generation.…

At 53, Joanne is living proof that it’s never too late to get started on a journey of health and self-discovery. A dedicated mum of two, Joanne has been an integral part of The Healthy Mummy community for an impressive nine years, going through the ups and downs of life, motherhood, and menopause with unwavering determination. Never-ending Dedication Joanne’s story isn’t just about weight loss;…

—from Shakira’s Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) Shakira’s 2010 FIFA World Cup anthem, which celebrated Africa’s rising spirit, is a fitting metaphor for Harpal Singh Randhawa’s audacious journey from the plains of Punjab to Zimbabwe’s volatile mining fields. Unlike most other global Indian entrepreneurs chasing Western markets, Randhawa carved a $5 billion fortune in Africa, a continent often…

Lying in in the ICU after suffering with a massive heart attack, fallen endurance athlete Scott Greenstone set himself a monumental challenge—to run a half Ironman race within a year. His tenacious journey serves as inspiration for anyone that thinks that their health is “too far gone” when it comes to pursuing their own fitness goals. Fortunately, M&F managed to get Greenstone to sit down long…

Archaeological analysis of horse remains from medieval Hungary indicates people continued to eat horses long after the country’s conversion to Christianity, suggesting the decline in horsemeat consumption (hippophagy) in the region was not for religious reasons, questioning the prevailing historical narrative. Summary Medieval Hungarians continued eating horses well after their conversion to…