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The Hike That Changed My Life

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Amazon Workers Say Paying Rent is Hard

A national study asked U.S. employees about their economic wellbeing, including whether they were worried about being able to make rent.

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Here Are the Most Popular Baby Names of 2023

Social Security releases a list of the top 1,000 most popular baby names to celebrate Mother’s Day each year.

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Nationwide Recall of Certain Ground Beef Products Sold at Walmart

The U.S. Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) has announced a recall of approximately 16,000 lbs of raw ground beef products.

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LGBTQ+ Youth Face an Alarming Mental Health Crisis

Nearly 40% of LGBTQ+ youth have seriously considered attempting suicide in the last year, according to a new survey.

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Saving Seconds Is Better Than Hours

When you realize the value of a second, you'll find time-savings everywhere.

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It's Time to Embrace LED Light Bulbs

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How to Reset Your Spending Mindset

Experts discuss how to better manage your relationship with money

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Trader Joe's Mini Tote Bags Are TikTok's Newest Obsession

The canvas bags, which retail for $2.99, are now being resold elsewhere online for hundreds of dollars.

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The Internet Made Romantic Betrayal Even More Devastating

Romantic betrayal has always been awful. But as Reesa Teesa’s story showed, the internet raises the stakes even higher.

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How to Make Tough Choices in a Morally Exhausting World

Everything we do seems to matter. But simultaneously: nothing we do seems to matter. This is where what “catastrophe ethics” fits in.

By Travis Rieder

Why Gen Z Is Ditching Dating Apps

'Gen-Z daters want to explore what many of us have forgotten how to do: meet people to date as we go about our lives,' writes Myisha Battle

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The class action lawsuit alleges that Stanley deceived customers by not adequately disclosing that there was lead in its products.

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What to Know About American Airlines Reward Changes

American Airlines announced changes to its AAdvantage rewards program and baggage fees.

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Does Marriage Bring People Happiness?

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