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by Stephen Johnson on (#6CG6A)
We're a little more than a year away from the 2024 presidential election, and if you think things are ugly and crazy now, just wait a few months. We're more ideologically divided nation than even before, and it's partly by design. Fear and hatred are the keys to winning modern elections, so count on strategists and...Read more...
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by Meredith Dietz on (#5ZMS1)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Jason Keil on (#6CG3Y)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Meghan Moravcik Walbert on (#5JT1N)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Anna Lee Beyer on (#6CG1R)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Meghan Moravcik Walbert on (#6CG1S)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Meghan Moravcik Walbert on (#6CG05)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Amanda Blum on (#6CG04)
Separating whites from colors was once a necessity. We separated whites so we could bleach them, and washed colors in cold water to protect them from running and fading. Clothes were expensive, as were washers and dryers, and care was taken with both. Since laundry habits are typically passed down through the family...Read more...
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by Meghan Moravcik Walbert on (#54M61)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Meghan Moravcik Walbert on (#5GFSG)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Meghan Moravcik Walbert on (#5HR5D)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Beth Skwarecki on (#6CFVH)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Meghan Moravcik Walbert on (#4S6TR)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Meghan Moravcik Walbert on (#5D9GG)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Meghan Moravcik Walbert on (#6CFSY)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Meghan Moravcik Walbert on (#6CFRB)
This post is part of our Big Talks" series-a guide to helping parents navigate the most important conversations they'll have with their kids. Read more here.Read more...
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by Elizabeth Yuko on (#6CF7K)
Rain may be a welcome sight after a long dry spell, but when it comes to your garden, getting hit with a lot of water all at once isn't an instant fix. In fact, any prolonged and/or heavy rainfall could actually harm some of your plants.Read more...
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by Elizabeth Yuko on (#6CF5D)
When the weather gets hot, and you switch on the air conditioning in your car, you may find that in addition to the cool breeze, you're also hit with a strong, musty smell. Fortunately, banishing that odor is a relatively straightforward task. Here's what to know.Read more...
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by Elizabeth Yuko on (#6CENC)
One of the most common pieces of advice from TikTok and Instagram therapists is to set healthy boundaries with the people in your life. Typically, the recommended boundaries are with partners, family members, coworkers, and friends. But according to Adam Grant, Ph.D., an organizational psychologist at Wharton, it's...Read more...
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by Elizabeth Yuko on (#6CEHF)
Housing prices nationwide may be dropping for the first time in years, but not enough to put homeownership back within reach of many Americans. This has put a strain on the rental market, driving up prices, and highlighting the limited supply of this category of housing.Read more...
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by Elizabeth Yuko on (#6CEGK)
Home decor color trends come and go, but classic white linens-like bedding, towels, and tablecloths-never go out of style. Sure, being a neutral color helps, but there's a certain comfort that comes from being able to look at white bedsheets or a washcloth and immediately know whether they're clean.
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by Elizabeth Yuko on (#6CEGJ)
Whether you're hitting the road over the long weekend, or staying local, you're going to have to eat at some point. Fortunately, there are some tasty food deals and freebies to choose from this Fourth of July weekend. Here are a few to consider.Read more...
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#6CE53)
Amazon Prime Day isn't until next month, but many Prime Day-worthy deals are already popping up at the retailer-including discounts on some of their in-house devices. If you don't want to wait until the big event on July 11, you can get up to 53% off an Amazon Fire Kids Tablet right now.
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by Joel Cunningham on (#6CE3G)
I realize I am in an unusual position saying this, given that I have spent the last three years writing monthly columns on the comings and goings to the streaming service formerly known as HBO Max, but it's sad to see how far it has fallen. For a streamer that once produced a ton of weird and engaging original...Read more...
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by Lindsey Ellefson on (#6CE3H)
What LinkedIn (usually) lacks in ostentatious, glam, or funny posts, it makes up for in utility-provided you use it correctly. While you're looking for a job or even just tracking progress in your existing role, here are three things you shouldn't put on your LinkedIn.Read more...
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by Allie Chanthorn Reinmann on (#6CE1Z)
Bananas foster has a reputation of complexity. Newcomers to the retro dessert might not know much about it other than that it's a dessert with a fancy name, and that it gets set on fire-both of which seem a little intimidating. But it turns out making a killer bananas foster is a simple, one-pan project that only ...Read more...
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by Jake Peterson on (#6CE20)
Season 6 of Black Mirror kicks off with an episode called Joan Is Awful. If you haven't watched yet, the premise is essentially this: When you sign up for Streamberry (Black Mirror's version of Netflix), you sign away the rights to your likeness and life. Streamberry can then use the events of your day-to-day life to...Read more...
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by Lindsey Ellefson on (#6CE0Q)
When you're in the running for a job, you often face a number of interviews. In some cases, the first one might be done by phone and take only about a half an hour. There are a lot of great ways to prepare for the classic, face-to-face interview, but what do you do when the person with the power to move you to the...Read more...
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#6CE0R)
You may have recently received an email from the company EpiqPay, a payment distribution service, about the recent Zoom settlement and wondered if it's legit or a scam: As reported by Snopes, the fact-checking website, the email is legitimate and is trying to send payments out for the settlement.
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by Jessica Kanzler on (#6CDYR)
Starting your own business may seem a little more realistic today than it was twenty years ago; whether you want to grow an e-commerce store or use social media to market your product, service, or yourself, the online world makes it more doable than ever. But you might still need some guidance to get your business off...Read more...
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by Jake Peterson on (#6CDYS)
I'm very happy with Nintendo at the moment. I'm only one month into building insane things in Tears of the Kingdom, and the company tells me I have two exciting Mario games coming my way: Super Mario Bros. Wonder, the first new 2D Mario game in years that isn't New," and Super Mario RPG, a remake of the SNES classic.Read more...
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by Jessica Kanzler on (#6CDW6)
When you need a new computer, it can be tempting to splurge for the latest high-tech model. But that might not make sense for your budget, especially if you simply don't need a lot of those fancy features. Choosing a basic laptop might be the most sensible way choice-especially if you pick up a refurbished model.Read more...
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by Pranay Parab on (#6CDW7)
Screenshots are disabled by default in Google Chrome's incognito mode on Android, which, while good for privacy, can be inconvenient now and then. You can use a workaround via Chrome flags to take incognito screenshots, but this trick creates a new problem-doing so exposes those incognito tabs in the Recents" screen...Read more...
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by Stephen Johnson on (#6CDSZ)
The world is an episode of Black Mirror this week. Netflix recently released a new season of the anthology show, and its in-universe streaming service looks eerily familiar. Speaking of dark, alternative futures, Marvel's Secret Invasion came out this week too, but all anyone can talk about is the fact that the...Read more...
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by Becca Lewis on (#6CDQ7)
If you have pea gravel pathways or a river rock patio, it probably looked great when you first put it in; after a few seasons, though, it starts to look a little tired. That's because mud, pollen, and other particulates can mix in with the gravel, changing its color and making it look grungy. To freshen up your...Read more...
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by Amanda Blum on (#6CDQ8)
Once a year, everyone I know becomes a farmer. They plan ahead, pack a picnic, grab a hat and head to a farm to pick strawberries. Flats fill up with the sweet fruit you don't eat in the field, people gain a little appreciation for farm workers after spending the day hunched over, and we all end up making big berry...Read more...
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by Meredith Dietz on (#6CDNP)
You carry your ID with you wherever you go. It's only right that your primary identity document reflects your gender identity. Well, as best an ID can-it's not always easy or accurate to sum an individual up in an F," M," or a gender-neutral X." And for many transgender individuals, their gender is not actually...Read more...
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by Amanda Blum on (#6CDNQ)
My kitchen produces two things each year that are universally loved by my friends: sambal and fresh, fermented salsa. It did not occur to me to combine the two until I was staring down the barrel of a pint of freshly picked strawberries, which clearly only had a day left in them. On a hunch, I grabbed my sambal and...Read more...
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by Allie Chanthorn Reinmann on (#6CDKV)
I'm no stranger to the tempting world of Italian carbs. I've had flavorful pizzas, fluffy zeppoles, and strombolis stuffed to near bursting. Yet, I feel betrayed. Why did it take over 30 years for me to hear about panzerotti? And why isn't it happening in every pizzeria, restaurant, and home kitchen world-wide? I...Read more...
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by Stephen Johnson on (#6CD4M)
This week the world was glued to coverage of the disaster of the Titan, the missing tourist submersible meant to explore the wreck of the Titanic. After a frantic, multinational search operation, an underwater drone today located a debris field" on the ocean floor in the search zone. Sadly, it was soon confined that...Read more...
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by Beth Skwarecki on (#6CD2F)
My daughter finally broke a generational curse. When I was a kid, my parents would sometimes set up a tent in the backyard for us to play in, but we were never quite brave enough to spend the night out there. The same was true for my older kids. But when the little one insisted on camping in our backyard for real this...Read more...
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by Jake Peterson on (#6CD2G)
As reported by The Verge, Microsoft is raising prices for both its Xbox Series X consoles, as well as its online subscriptions, Xbox Game Pass, and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. The former won't apply to those living in the U.S., Japan, Chile, Brazil, and Colombia, and the latter won't apply to customers in Norway, Chile,...Read more...
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by Jeff Somers on (#6CD0X)
An old, stained, scratched, and/or discolored bathtub is an eyesore, and not a pleasant place to put your naked body. But replacing a tub is not just a disruptive process, it's also damned expensive-the average cost is nearly $6,000, and it can be much higher.
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by Allie Chanthorn Reinmann on (#6CD0Y)
Maybe I'm lying to myself, but I believe chilled foods in the summer months make me feel colder, and I don't care who says otherwise. Now that the ol' summer solstice has come to pass, I'm putting cold breakfast back on the menu. My current favorite is a fruit-packed smoothie bowl piled high with toppings like...Read more...
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by Brianne Hogan on (#6CCZ4)
Maybe TikTok is your go-to place for cleaning and cooking hacks, but you shouldn't rely on it to help improve your sex life. According to Dr. Claudia Pastides, MBBS, general practitioner and director of medical accuracy at Flo, there's not only a lot of information on social media that's completely wrong, it's also...Read more...
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by Rachel Fairbank on (#6CCZ5)
For the siblings of disabled children, life can be tough in ways no one else thinks about. They may worry about their sibling, while dealing with parents who are too exhausted and overwhelmed to give them equal consideration, while feeling resentful about it, while also feeling guilty that they're resentful. The...Read more...
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by Jessica Kanzler on (#6CCX0)
Microsoft Office is widely known as a user-friendly software with an app for just about any professional or personal project. (And in 2018, Microsoft reported that over 1.2 billion people around the world were using some kind of Office product or service.) Right now, you can get a lifetime subscription for your WindowsRead more...
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by Khamosh Pathak on (#6CCX1)
Interactive text is an underrated iOS feature that's been with the iPhone since the beginning. When it works, you can tap on a phone number and choose to call it, or navigate to an address that appears on-screen. But not all apps take the time to integrate this feature. Even worse, some apps, like Slack and Instagram,...Read more...
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by Jake Peterson on (#6CCTN)
On Wednesday, Apple released a series of security patches for a variety of devices, spanning iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches. Chances are, if you have an Apple device, it supports this update-and update you should, as Apple confirmed that both security flaws patched in this update have been exploited by bad...Read more...
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by Jeff Somers on (#6CCTP)
After paving the country, embracing the suburbs, and transforming communities into something akin to highway rest stops, you pretty much need a car to survive in the modern world unless you're very thoughtful about your life choices. And right now buying a car-used or new-is expensive and frustrating. As a result,...Read more...
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