Moldy Food: When to Toss and When to Trim, According to Experts
Understanding which moldy foods are safe to consume and which pose a health risk is crucial for food safety, with varying recommendations based on food type and texture.
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Man Found Guilty of Rape After Victim Secretly Recorded Assault
A Kuwaiti national living in Taunton has been convicted of rape after a woman recorded him on her phone during an assault, a case described as unusual by police.
Aston Villa Threatens Legal Action Against Jamie Carragher
Premier League club Aston Villa has announced its intention to pursue legal action against football pundit Jamie Carragher following his recent comments about manager Unai Emery and the club's supporters.
Conservative Group Alleges Thousands of Dead and Duplicate Voters on Maine Rolls
The Public Interest Legal Foundation filed a complaint arguing state election officials have failed to adequately maintain voter rolls before the midterm elections.
Ghost Sightings Shifting Towards 'Shadow Figures,' New Analysis Suggests
A 30-year study of paranormal encounters indicates a decline in classic white specters and an increase in sightings of formless, dark figures.
Vietnam's Coastal Gem: Quy Nhon Beckons Travelers with Untouched Beauty
Lonely Planet highlights Quy Nhon, a Vietnamese city offering pristine beaches, historic temples, and affordable local experiences away from the typical tourist trail.
Rita Ora Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Unpaid Earnings
The singer is reportedly being sued for £3.2 million by her former manager.
Rob Beckett Celebrates Romesh Ranganathan's "Celebrity Traitors" Victory
Comedian Romesh Ranganathan, alongside Sebastian Croft, won "Celebrity Traitors" after comedian Rob Beckett, who was previously eliminated, vowed his friend would avenge his fictional death.
Brit School North Arts College Receives Approval for Bradford Location
The new free-to-attend college, inspired by London's famed Brit School, has been approved by the Department for Education and local council.