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Francis incorporated his love of the beautiful game into his outlook as Pope. Will his successor do the same with baseball?

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Scientists at Columbia University have just mapped the exact molecular structure that makes us love sugar and artificial ...

A bombshell study by researchers from the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis in Austria reveals something ...

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Why was an American chosen as the new pope following Pope Francis' death? An expert in Catholicism explains why the Cardinals ...