Losing coordinators Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn hurt. But Detroit's think tank mentality means the Lions aren't starting from scratch building new schemes and playbooks to match their play-callers.

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“Don’t eat raw food in Hawaii,” said Howe, who is even leery of restaurant safety protocols. “This is a tropical place. There’s a parasite, and we advise to cook everything.” She added that any “headed vegetable,” such as lettuce or cabbage, has to be “taken completely apart” and “washed leaf by leaf” under running, potable water, then dried.

The 2nd Congressional District representative detailed his support for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and immigration reform to a split audience.

A new study shows American workers are too anxious to take time off. PTO ends up not being paid. The risk of burnout increases. You signal that you don’t want vacation.

One of the reasons many people don’t think they can afford a down payment is the long-held belief that they’d need to put down 20 percent of the home’s purchase price. In today’s market, that’s simply too steep a hill to climb for many buyers.

According to the Verizon 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report, a widely respected bit of cybersecurity research that compiled over 22,000 security incidents, real-world threats mostly don’t work that way. The report states that “breaches involving humans were responsible for the majority of the cases we reviewed.”

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