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Claire Powell
Up To Date Intern-
An expert debunks the myths behind attention spans and shares how "we can train our minds" to stay focused.
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Rockette Mindy Moeller says she keeps coming back to Radio City each season because she's "not done learning."
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Our film critics share their favorite holiday movies that, even years later, still uphold the spirit of the season.
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The Kansas City Chiefs nominate Missourian native as NFL Fan of the Year for her advancements in equitable breast cancer treatment.
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As he retires from journalism, KCUR news editor and longtime Kansas City reporter Dan Margolies reflects on his most memorable stories and extensive career.
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After buying Twitter for $44 billion, Tesla CEO Elon Musk continues to make headlines for laying off half the staff, reinstating Trump's account and inspiring users' farewell to the social media app.
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With TVs, outdoor play and "pooch perfume," K9 Resorts has dogs living like kings.
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Sports biographer Jeff Pearlman interviewed more than 700 friends, family members, coaches and others close to Bo Jackson for his new book about the acclaimed athlete.
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Erin Jeanne McDowell, author of the best-seller 'The Fearless Baker,' has a new recipe book for the savory side of baking.
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In his new book "Me vs. Us: A Health Divided," Dr. Michael Stein explains how the U.S. healthcare system should prioritize the collective health.