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John Davidson, the Tourette's Syndrome activist whose life inspired the BAFTA winning film I Swear, has revealed that he was once beaten to within an inch of his life because of his condition.

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Every year, Apple makes the iPhone better with new iOS features. With major announcements during the WWDC keynote in June, the company releases major software updates every few months with new and ...

The holidays are over, and now you’re left with the memories—and a tangled mess of string lights. While it may be tempting to toss the knots into the nearest box or plastic bag, there’s a better ...

Wondering what to do with your live Christmas tree now that the holidays are over? While it's easy to put it out with the trash, one more environmentally friendly option is using it for wildlife ...

The Salvation Army's Angel Tree program provides Christmas gifts to families in need. Nashville malls, WSM Radio and country music artists helped popularize the charity initiative. A nationwide phenom ...

Physicists at the University of Amsterdam came up with a really cool bit of Christmas decor: a miniature 3D-printed Christmas tree, a mere 8 centimeters tall, made of ice, without any refrigeration ...

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