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Parents of 22-year-old American held by Hamas speak out: 'They're holding our children'

Omer Neutra, a 22-year-old American, has been held hostage by Hamas for more than 330 days. His parents, Orna and Ronen Neutra, residents of Long Island, told Fox News Digital their son is a friend to everyone. “He sees people. He pays attention. He has this great sense of humor. So, he touches so many,” said Orna Neutra. Ronen Neutra …

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Travelers could face new penalty for exceeding baggage limit on trains

Vacationers traveling on a railroad in Europe may be subjected to fines if they exceed the baggage limit as some countries grapple with overtourism. In February, French National Railways (SNCF)announced there would be new limits on the amount and size of luggage on trains with the enforcement beginning on Sept. 15. GREECE TO IMPOSE TAX FOR CRUISE VISITORS ON POPULAR …

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Aging speeds up 'massively' at two points in one's lifetime, Stanford study finds: ‘Abrupt changes’

Aging may not be quite as gradual as it seems. A new study from Stanford University in California has revealed that there are two periods when aging seems to accelerate. These two spurts tend to occur around age 44 and again at age 60, the study found. 11 TIPS FOR ADULTS AGE 65 AND OVER TO ‘LIVE WELL’ OVER TIME, …

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Notre Dame Cathedral receives its iconic bells 5 years after fire

After a massive fire in 2019, the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris will be ringing its bells once again. The restoration project is working to get the famed Cathedral back to its original glory with eight bells seen being brought to the worksite, the Associated Press (AP) reported. One bell reportedly weighs more than 4 tons. GREECE TO IMPOSE TAX …

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These 5 balding and hair loss treatments could help ensure a healthy scalp, experts say

Hair loss can be a frustrating byproduct of aging. About 70% of men will lose hair as they age, while half will experience hair loss by age 50, according to Cleveland Clinic. Approximately 80% of cases of male pattern baldness are due to genetic factors, studies have shown. Among women, up to 40% will have noticeable hair loss by age …

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‘Does smartphone exposure cause brain cancer?’: Ask a doctor

Overuse of smartphones can have a variety of side effects — but is brain cancer one of them? “Cell phones are ubiquitous, and concern about the radiation they emit can cause fear of brain tumor formation,” said Dr. Paul Saphier, M.D., a neurosurgeon and founder of Coaxial Neurosurgical Specialists in New Jersey. Saphier addressed these concerns in a conversation with …

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A travel guide to Indiana full of family fun, historic landmarks and unique experiences

While in Indiana, there are plenty of tourist attractions that can be enjoyed by the whole family. The town of Santa Claus is an adored spot for a touch of holiday cheer any time of year. If the timing is right, you can catch the infamous Indianapolis 500 while in the state. If not, there are plenty of other races …

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Meet the American who first planted apples in the colonies: William Blaxton, eccentric settler

This fall, tip your basket to William Blaxton when you pluck a plump apple from a tree, bob for apples on Halloween or cherish your grandmother’s amazing apple pie on Thanksgiving. Reverend Blaxton, among other claims to fame, planted the first seeds that would fuel a pioneering nation and give apples an image of all-American wholesomeness. A bookish and eccentric …

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Flight attendant goes viral on TikTok for attempting to ease common flying fear

A flight attendant has gone viral after sharing her advice for people who may be nervous flyers. Rhia Kerr, 23, has been working for Ryanair, an Irish carrier group, for five months. She recently posted a TikTok video, which has garnered more than 2.5 million views, with tips on how to calm yourself if you should experience turbulence on an …

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What to do if you discover an ancient artifact at one of America's national parks

National Parks are full of beauty, abundant wildlife and ancient artifacts. Artifacts are important to archaeologists, who can use their findings to unlock more knowledge about the history of the place where they were found and the person who possessed them. If you happen to come across an ancient artifact in a national park, remember to leave it be and …

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