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For the birds? Hardly! Valentine’s Day was reimagined by chivalrous medieval poets for all to enjoy, respectfully
The view of Valentine’s Day as a day for lovers can be traced back to two medieval poets who stood up for romance and the freedom to choose.
Jennifer Wollock, Texas A&M University, The Conversation
Yesterday at 12:08 PM
Group support might help you cope with grief, data shows
Charlie Health looks at how bereavement groups impact emotional vulnerability in grief and the role of social support in reducing depressive symptoms following loss.
Kayla Levy
Yesterday at 10:30 AM
What are the most distinctive baby names by state?
Spokeo used data from the Social Security Administration to find the most unique baby names in every state across the country as of 2023.
Kathy Morris, Data Work By Emma Rubin
2 days ago
Galentine's Day has become a thing—why hasn't Malentine's Day?
The Conversation explores why men don't have a holiday to celebrate friendship between bros.
Deana Rohlinger for The Conversation
2 days ago
Why breakup anxiety hits hard and how to get back on your feet
Rula examines the role of anxiety in the post-breakup experience, and how therapy can help.
Siobhan Neela-Stock
2 days ago

If these 10 celebrities were famous pieces of furniture, they would be…

House of Leon shares a playful look at what furniture pieces best match the energy, form, and function of ten iconic celebrities.
Steven Neman
Thursday, January 30

The rapper has mastered the delicate balance between commercial success and politically charged music. How far will he push the envelope on one of the world’s biggest stages?
Christina L. Myers, Michigan State University, The Conversation
5 days ago
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Quality time is the most popular love language in America—here's how the others rank

Hims conducted a new study to discover which love languages are most prized by Americans.

Melissa Lavigne-Delville
5 days ago

Incarcerated firefighters do risky, low-pay work. Many say it's the best job behind bars.

The Marshall Project spotlights some of the incarcerated firefighters doing one of the riskiest, lowest-paying, but reportedly best jobs in jail.

Jamiles Lartey for The Marshall Project, Shannon Heffernan for The Marshall Project, Keri Blakinger for The Los Angeles Times
5 days ago

How one city scrambled to resolve a tied election vote

Votebeat reports on Corpus Christi's use of a classic game of chance to settle a vote tie.

Natalia Contreras for Votebeat
5 days ago

Widespread Accessibility Barriers Still Exist for Veterans, People with Disabilities

(NewsUSA) - Despite the Americans with Disabilities Act being the law of the land for nearly 35 years, a startling new survey from Paralyzed Veterans of America shows accessibility remains an …

Monday, February 3

The Science of Flexibility: Innovative Technology in Eyewear

(NewsUSA) - The advancements made in eyewear over the years have been shaped by innovative materials designed to be stylish, durable, and flexible. Today’s optical frames are far more than just …

Friday, November 22, 2024

Tenth Anniversary of National Apprenticeship Week Highlights Success and Opportunity with Registered Apprenticeship

(NewsUSA) - This year marks the 10th Annual National Apprenticeship Week (NAW), which will take place from November 17-23!NAW 2024 includes over 2,000 apprenticeship events and proclamations in all …

Wednesday, November 13, 2024

Nurturing This Trait Could Bolster Kids' Confidence

(Family Features) Creative expression not only helps children convey their thoughts and feelings, but it also helps build the self-esteem and resilience needed to navigate life's complexities.

Monday, December 23, 2024

How to Supplement Breastfeeding with Bottle Feeding

(Family Features) For moms who breastfeed, the idea of introducing a bottle can feel like a big change. Here's how to make this process smooth and stress-free for both you and your baby.

Monday, December 16, 2024

Navigating Changes as a Family

(Family Features) Every family experiences changes. Some are planned, others are unexpected. Some are joyful, others are marked by pain or uncertainty.

Monday, December 9, 2024

With 'giving circles,' anyone can be a philanthropist

Reasons to be Cheerful reports on the rise of collective giving groups, where you don't need a huge bank account to watch your money create transformative change.
Anna Patton for Reasons to be Cheerful
5 days ago
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Your smartphone is ruining your sleep. Here's what you can do about it.

Spokeo explored the negative impacts of smartphone usage on sleep and what people can do to get more restful downtime.

Cody Hmelar
Thursday, February 6

Yes, politics is worsening people's mental health—Here's what the data shows

Charlie Health reveals data-backed findings about the growing emotional toll of political stress and its impact on family relationships and physical well-being, plus tips on coping.

Kayla Levy
Thursday, February 6

People are getting heart conditions at a younger age. Here's what experts say might be behind it

MyFitnessPal explores the reasons behind why people are getting heart conditions at a younger age in the U.S.

Joy Manning
Thursday, February 6

Advertisers for the Big Game risk missing out on $500B market by ignoring website accessibility

AudioEye reviews an analysis of 10 Super Bowl advertisers' websites and whether they fumbled or scored with accessibility.

Missy Jensen
Wednesday, February 5

How extreme weather is impacting our mental health (wherever you are)

Blueprint leverages evidence-based strategies to help build resilience and cope with the stress of extreme weather events.

Kim Sheffield-Chang
Wednesday, February 5

How AI Prompts Can Level the Playing Field for Solopreneurs and SMBs

by Kristina Behr (NAPSI)—Here’s a look at a trend that’s heating up—and some smart ideas for making the most of it. Artificial intelligence (AI) is in the forefront of the modern workplace, …

Wednesday, February 5

4 expert skincare tips to unlock and restore youthful skin with America’s #1 Most Awarded Retinol

(BPT) - As you age, your needs change, and that includes your skincare. Gone are the oily, acne-prone skin issues of youth. Instead, you're dealing with dry, dull skin and the onset of lines and …

Tuesday, January 28

Expert tips from a dietitian: 3 keys to staying healthy on GLP-1s

(BPT) - By Satya Jonnalagadda, PhD, MBA, RDNWith obesity rates tripling over the past 60 years, anti-obesity medications have become a game-changing tool in a persistent public health crisis. But …

Tuesday, January 7

Mental Health First Aid? Learn it like you learn CPR

(BPT) - Most people in the United States — 65% according to Harvard Health — have a general understanding of first aid, the Heimlich maneuver and CPR. That's great! We should all know …

Tuesday, December 17, 2024
Gen Z yearns for safety and kindness, new UCLA study finds
LA Post shares insights from a UCLA study about Gen Z's desire for kindness and safety in the post COVID-19 world.
Sirisha Dinavahi
Wednesday, February 5
How technology advances are playing a role in sports/gaming
OLBG examines key factors where technology is set to move sports further into the future.
Dan Tracey
Tuesday, February 4
The signature styles of NFL wives and girlfriends
VRAI analyzes the fashion and jewelry style preferences of NFL players' romantic partners.
Kimberly Zerkel
Tuesday, February 4
Fair-weather pets: These states have seen the biggest change in cats surrendered to shelters
Meowtel analyzed data from Shelter Animals Count's intake database to see how the share of cat surrenders changed in each state from 2021 to 2023.
Jennifer Huizen, Data Work By Elena Cox
Tuesday, February 4
Where will the next new NFL team find a home?
Windfall conducted a statistical analysis of the characteristics of existing NFL team metro areas to identify 10 cities that could host expansion.
Jill Jaracz, Data Work By Emma Rubin
Tuesday, February 4