Today’s NYT Crossword puzzle features the clue “thin and graceful.” Plenty of things in this world could be dubbed thin and graceful, and there are synonyms for being thin and graceful. So, knowing which of these routes to take to solve this clue is a struggle. This...

Thin and graceful NYT Crossword clue hints and answers

There are many powerful units you can recruit in Anime Defenders, but some of the best ones are secret. This includes the mighty Dragon Wizard, which means you likely don’t know how to recruit him. If you want to unlock the best units the game has to offer, knowing...

How to get Dragon Wizard in Anime Defenders

Conductive Metallic Foil is a very useful crafting material in The First Descendant, and you absolutely need it if you want to min-max your characters. Finding it can be quite annoying, so here’s how to get Conductive Metallic Foil in The First Descendant. Where to get Conductive Metallic Foil...

How to get Conductive Metallic Foil in The First Descendant

New York City, NY

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Yesterday was the third time this year that an ad stating Chelsea Clinton lives in a beautiful Virginia home popped up on my laptop. My computer did not warn me this was a dangerous site, so this time, I clicked on the link.

Chelsea Clinton is rumored to be living in Virginia but probably still in NYC

Florida State

A historic shipwreck in Florida was identified as a sunken British warship earlier this year in a remarkable discovery. Dry Tortugas National Park in Florida has long been a popular spot for tourists, outdoorsman and history buffs. Home to Fort Jefferson, one of the largest and best preserved 19th century forts remaining, thousands of people visit the area annually.

Pic: 300-year-old warship discovered off coast of southern state

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What makes a Zodiac Sign low maintenance? Independence can make someone low maintenance. Someone who is reliable, dependable, and punctual, can make someone low maintenance. Someone who tends to want to do things on their own can be low maintenance. Low-maintenance people tend to be those people who do on their own but are not necessarily alone. They rarely need or ask for help. They are self-motivated, often energetic, and can be considered leaders is many cases. Now me, some say I am low maintenance and others say I’m high maintenance. Maybe I’m both. Let's see what zodiac signs are considered low-maintenance.

5 Zodiac Signs That Are Low Maintenance

Chicago, IL

Foodie in Chicago

Shortly before 3 AM, people in the Chicago area may have felt their houses shake as a 3.4-magnitude earthquake occurred about 60 miles west of the city. (CHICAGO) The United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported a 3.4-magnitude earthquake around Somonauk, IL. Somonauk is in DeKalb and LaSalle Counties, 64 miles west of Chicago.

Did You Feel the Earthquake?

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Horoscope for Tuesday, July 16th

Richmond, VA

War History Online

Treasure hunters have been obsessed with finding out what happened to the "lost" Confederate gold and money after the American Civil War.

The Location of The 'Lost' Confederate Gold From the American Civil War Is Still A Mystery Today

The US Marine Corps has several legends surrounding it, but which ones are facts and which are no more than myths?

Did You Know These US Marine Corps 'Facts' Are Actually Myths?

There are certain zodiac signs that most people are careful with because of their fiery and low tolerance levels. You can hardly mess with individuals with such signs without getting a backlash. Whether they are in work environments or family settings, they do not hesitate to set boundaries and protect them.

5 Zodiac Signs You Don't Mess With

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Sometimes, it's hard to believe American and British English are the same language, especially considering the differences in word use and idiomatic expressions. These are some of the most popular terms in the United Kingdom (UK) that confuse and amuse Americans.

15 British Words and Phrases Utterly Confuse Americans

Ever wondered what life was like during the Stone Age? This ancient period, spanning millions of years, marks a time when early humans began using stone tools. But when exactly did it start and end? The Stone Age timeline is divided into three main periods: the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic. Each phase brought significant advancements in technology, culture, and survival skills. From the first stone tools to the dawn of agriculture, the Stone Age laid the foundation for human civilization. Curious about the key milestones and fascinating facts? Let's dig into the 13 most intriguing facts about this pivotal era in human history.

13 Facts About Stone Age Timeline

An ancient temple and theater has been identified in Peru as dating back 4,000 years, placing it among the oldest man-made structures in Peru. Located in the northern Peruvian town of Zaña, archaeologists had been alerted by authorities of looting taking place at a site called La Otra Banda / Cerro Las Animas, and a team from the Field University of Chicago accompanied by institutions in Peru got to work last June.

Ancient Temple and Theater 3,500 years Older Than Machu Picchu Discovered in Peru

Before starring as a main character in 'The Munsters,' actor Fred Gwynne was a radioman in the US Navy during World War II.

Did You Know That Before Becoming Herman Munster, Fred Gwynne Served in the US Navy During World War II?

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The FBI has seen a rise in scams targeting timeshare owners. In this kind of scam, criminals con these part-time property owners into shelling out hefty sums of cash, all under false pretenses related to their timeshare properties.

FBI warns that Mexican cartels are targeting Americans with timeshare scams

Utah State

Dylan McDonnell used ingredients like sycamore figs, Israeli golden raisins, frankincense, and 3,000-year-old yeast to brew a beer that was once consumed in ancient Egypt. Countless people developed new hobbies during the height of the COVID-19 lockdowns. Some people started knitting, for instance, while others started baking bread. And Dylan McDonnell, a Utah man with a passion for beer, decided to try to brew it just like the ancient Egyptians did 3,500 years ago.

A Homebrewer In Utah Just Used A Recipe From A 3,500-Year-Old Papyrus To Recreate Beer That Ancient Egyptians Drank

A number of unsettling incidents occurred during WWII, and the following are just a few of the ones not regularly taught in school.

5 Unsettling Facts About World War II That Nobody Talks About

These giant freshwater crabs might just be your new Roman Empire. Archaeologists studying Trajan’s Forum, a historical Roman ruin site, in 2005, discovered an ancient crab species, Potamon fluviatile. The only freshwater crab species indigenous to Italy, researchers suspect that they’ve been around the region since ancient times — far before it was known for gelato and pasta.

Giant, ancient crabs live beneath Rome, and conservationists have their backs: 'They deserve to be saved'

Manomet, MA

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Prepare yourself for a walk through time, where history meets community! Pilgrim Hall Museum announced that their Executive Director, Dr. Donna Curtin, will guide "A Walk in the Park: Manomet Past & Present" at St. Catherine’s Chapel Park on Sunday, July 7th at 1 pm. For those unfamiliar with the area, St. Catherine’s Chapel Park is a beautiful, pastoral two-acre park located at 95 White Horse Road in Manomet, owned by the non-profit Simes House Foundation.

You're Invited To Step Into The Past & Discover The Hidden History Of Manomet

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Symbol of the Olympics NYT Crossword clue hints and answers

The Olympics is one of the most significant events globally, and so many symbols represent it worldwide—which is why the NYT Crossword today may seem impossible....

Symbol of the Olympics NYT Crossword clue hints and answers

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