Childhood Imaginary Friends Linked to Feeling Mysterious Presences Later in Life, Study Suggests
Research from a Turkish university indicates a correlation between having imaginary companions and experiencing uncanny presences as an adult.
US Politics News
Early Voting Surpasses 2022 Midterm Pace with Four Days Remaining
Nearly 45 million voters have cast ballots early, exceeding the turnout at this stage of the previous midterm election.
Plymouth Hopes Museum Award Will Boost Tourism
The Box, Plymouth's revamped museum, has been named the UK's top museum, and officials hope the accolade will draw more visitors to the historic naval city.
The Secret Life of Chalet Girls: A Glimpse into Alpine Hospitality
Beyond the romanticized image, the reality of being a chalet host involves long hours, cramped living conditions, and a vibrant social scene.
Swedish Academic Denied UK Entry Over Palestine Action Founder Panel
Home Office cites 'not conducive to public good' as academic links ban to planned event.
Christian Watson Recounts Hospital Visit During Packers' Victory
Green Bay Packers wide receiver Christian Watson shared details of his concerning hospital trip, including spitting up blood, before returning to play in Thursday night's game.
Sam Wood's Alleged Double Life and Marriage Troubles Emerge Amidst Drug Allegations
Rumors of drug use and parties circulated for years before allegations surfaced in court, reportedly contributing to the end of Wood's marriage.
Robert Hays, Star of 'Airplane!', Reflects on Career and Nearly Landing Iconic Role
The 79-year-old actor, known for playing Ted Striker, discusses his early career, near miss with David Letterman, and enduring roles.
BBC Denies Betraying James Acaster Amidst 'Celebrity Traitors' Filming Halt
The broadcaster stated contestant safety is paramount after comedian James Acaster revealed his identity as a traitor due to overwhelming pressure, leading to a pause in filming.