Where families are getting the most space for their money right now
Find a Neighborhood reports that families can find affordable housing with good space in various U.S. metros, highlighting Toledo, Akron, and McAllen.
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Beyond pumpkin spice: 16 fall coffee drinks ranked from healthiest to unhealthiest
Hers reports on the healthiest fall coffee drinks, ranking 16 options from low-calorie cold brews to indulgent pumpkin spice lattes.
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What Taylor Swift's "Life of a Showgirl" era teaches us about reinvention and resilience
LifeStance Health reports Taylor Swift’s “Life of a Showgirl” era highlights the importance of reinvention and resilience in personal growth.
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Night sweats in men: Causes, tips and solutions
Dove Men + Care reports that night sweats in men can stem from hormonal shifts, stress, medications, or diet. Solutions include cooling sleep spaces and using antiperspirants.
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How car ownership affects your insurance costs and coverage
CheapInsurance.com reports that car ownership type, whether leased, financed, or owned outright, significantly impacts insurance costs and coverage options.
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Why doctors are rethinking HRT for breast cancer survivors
Hone Health reports that doctors are reconsidering hormone therapy for breast cancer survivors, suggesting safe options may exist despite previous guidelines.
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Public vs. private: Mapping the 2025 college tuition divide
Scholarship Institute reports college tuition costs vary greatly, with private institutions averaging $30,000 and public ranging from $9,000-$20,000 in 2025.
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What states have the most new construction in housing?
Wealth Enhancement reports Texas, Florida, and California lead in new housing construction, driven by population growth and favorable regulations.
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Millions of Americans lack access to care for asthma, COPD, and other lung conditions
GoodRx reports over 5.6 million Americans live in “pulmonology deserts,” lacking accessible lung care, mostly in the central U.S.
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Retirement planning for business owners
Comerica reports business owners must prioritize retirement planning amid rising contribution limits and tax benefits to maximize savings and wealth.
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Jet rentals vs. first-class tickets: When each makes sense for corporate travel
Jettly reports that private jet rentals are rising for corporate travel due to flexibility and efficiency, while first-class remains cost-effective for solo travelers.
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Xyzal vs. Zyrtec: Compare antihistamine allergy prescriptions
SaveHealth reports Xyzal and Zyrtec are effective antihistamines for allergy relief, differing in side effects and dosage options.
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How gas prices have changed in the US in the last week
CheapInsurance.com reports that U.S. gas prices are $3.18, up 0.2% weekly. Lihue, HI, has the highest at $4.98; Lawton, OK, the lowest at $2.57.
Continue ReadingCarta al Vaticano: ahora, Maduro le pide al papa que lo ayude a “preservar la paz”
Por EFE El presidente de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, manifestó este lunes que espera que la “diplomacia del Vaticano” ayude a su país a “preservar la paz”, en un contexto en el que denuncia la intención de EE.UU. de propiciar un “cambio de régimen” con su despliegue naval en el mar Caribe, aunque el mandatario estadounidense,
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Finally, everyone can say bad things about Taylor Swift
CNN By Choire Sicha, CNN (CNN) — Even the most die-hard Taylor Swift fan is being tested right now. The fandom is facing all kinds of harsh realities and online scorn, from Swift’s absolutely mercenary levels of multiple and expensive versions of physical media to a meh song that seems to be about her boyfriend,
Continue ReadingHow an altercation between Mark Sanchez and a truck driver revealed the pressure on the leaders of America’s big cities
CNN By Kyle Feldscher, CNN (CNN) — Observers from around the country tuned into Monday’s news conference featuring the Marion County, Indiana, prosecutor and the Indianapolis police chief interested to hear more about the bizarre incident involving former NFL quarterback and current analyst Mark Sanchez. What they also got was an argument in defense of
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Canada’s economy is in serious trouble. Now Mark Carney is coming to Washington to talk tariffs
By Elisabeth Buchwald, CNN (CNN) — The status quo is not going to cut it for Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney at his Tuesday meeting with President Donald Trump in Washington. With an unemployment rate of 7.1%, the highest level in nine years and half a percentage point higher since the start of this year,
Continue ReadingHow an altercation between Mark Sanchez and a truck driver revealed the pressure on the leaders of America’s big cities
By Kyle Feldscher, CNN (CNN) — Observers from around the country tuned into Monday’s news conference featuring the Marion County, Indiana, prosecutor and the Indianapolis police chief interested to hear more about the bizarre incident involving former NFL quarterback and current analyst Mark Sanchez. What they also got was an argument in defense of downtown
Continue Reading‘I just panicked’: Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence’s ‘goofy’ touchdown condemns Chiefs to another painful loss
By Jack Bantock, CNN (CNN) — A “goofy” late touchdown from quarterback Trevor Lawrence inflicted the latest painful blow to the Kansas City Chiefs as the Jacksonville Jaguars won a 31-28 thriller on Monday Night Football. With just 30 seconds on the clock, Lawrence looked to have blundered when he stumbled to the ground not
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5 things to know for Oct. 7: Israel, Troop deployments, Flight delays, Covid-19 vaccines, Hurricane season
By Alexandra Banner, CNN It’s easy to think of diet sodas as a healthier choice, but they might not be as gentle on your body as you’d hope. New research finds that drinking diet beverages may raise the risk of a common liver disease by up to 60%. Here’s what else you need to know
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