An English mother of 12 reportedly stole more than $12,000 in change from parking meters. Cheryl Prudham, 34, is no stranger to publicity or controversy. Before this, she came under fire for collecting more than $49,000 a year in welfare, earning the title “Queen of Benefits” from the country’s newspapers. Earlier in the year, Cheryl was photographed shopping for a Mercedes at a dealership near her home in Wigan, Lancashire. Cheryl’s estranged husband, Robert Prudham, 31, is charged with stealing $12,886 from parking meters along with failing to divulge previous criminal convictions to a recruitment firm. Cheryl is accused of…
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Living on a ranch in rural Alberta, Canada, Jannet Talbott may be far away from people but is never alone as she is always surrounded by animals. The animal lover is used to the many animals, both domestic and wild, who live on her ranch and looks out for them all. One day she was watching a squirrel enjoying a snack from her bird feeder when she noticed something unusual on his face. “I could see there was something on the side of his face,” Talbott told The Dodo. “I got closer and thought, ‘Oh my gosh, that’s a massive…
The kidneys play a vial role in our well-being by filtering waste, regulating blood pressure, creating essential hormones, and keeping our overall health . However, some daily habits can silently damage our kidneys. Overuse of paink*llers Overuse of painkillers, especially nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, is a popular habit to quickly relieve pain. However, they put an extra burden on the kidneys, which have to filter and detoxify them. Excess salt Excessive salt intake in our diet can seriously harm our kidneys. When we eat too much salt, our body tends to retain both water and salt. This retention leads to increased…
A professor of anatomy from Australia is pushing the world health community to rename body parts that she finds , “irrelevant and misogynistic.” Some of the common body parts that Dr. Kristin Small argues need a new name include the Adam’s apple and the Achilles tendon, which are named after men despite being present in both the bodies of men and women. Because these body parts are not gender- or -specific, Dr. Small wants their names updated to reflect all people and not just the male half of the population. The professor hopes that through her initiative, she will be…
I trusted my husband. I never questioned his long hours at the hospital, never doubted his words—until one night, a single slip shattered everything I thought I knew about him. I always loved watching him speak. The way his eyes would glisten when he talked about medicine, how his voice carried that quiet authority—steady, reassuring, the voice of a man who had dedicated his life to healing others. It was one of the first things I fell for, the way he could turn even the most complex medical jargon into something fascinating. Dr. Nathan, my husband of eight years, and…
People eat and drink unhealthy things all the time. Some people are aware of the consequences, while others are not. Some know the consequences of these foods, but just don’t give a damn. This article isn’t about food, though. It is about a common drink that millions of people consume every day. Roughly 25% of all drinks sold in America are soft drinks. Even though soda sales took a dive in recent years, about one-third of Americans drink soda or other sugary drinks. Since these drinks are typically marketed to people who are 18-24, it doesn’t set them up for…
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the federal workforce, President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk have jointly issued an unprecedented ultimatum to all federal employees. According to multiple reports, an email titled “What did you do last week?” has been dispatched to every federal employee, mandating that they submit a brief report on their accomplishments during the previous workweek—or be considered to have resigned. A New Era of Government Efficiency? The email, sent out on Saturday, February 22, outlines a straightforward but stark instruction: federal employees are required to reply with approximately five bullet points summarizing…
In a move that no one saw coming, President Donald Trump took to social media this weekend to announce an unprecedented inspection of Fort Knox, the legendary U.S. Bullion Depository, to verify that the nation’s gold reserves remain securely in place. “We’re gonna go into Fort Knox to make sure the gold is there,” Trump declared in a video clip posted on X (formerly Twitter), sparking widespread attention and speculation. This bold declaration marks the first time in 82 years—since President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s visit in 1943—that individuals outside of the usual authorized personnel have been invited to scrutinize the…
If you’ve dealt with vision problems or cataracts, you might be amazed to learn that nature offers a powerful solution. Pennyroyal oregano, a noticeble herb known for its medicinal properties, is loaded with nutrients that encourage better vision and may even lessen the need for corrective lenses. Let’s explore how pennyroyal oregano can help protect and improve your eyesight. Why Pennyroyal Oregano is Considered As a Game-Changer for Eye Health Pennyroyal oregano is high in essential vitamins and minerals that contribute to overall well-being. It consists of: Potassium, magnesium, calcium, iron, and phosphorus – crucial minerals for cellular function and…
