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U.S. Marine Couple Accused of Abducting Afghan Child
The fate of a toddler is at the center of a series of legal proceedings because two sets of parents are vying for her custody. In 2020, Virginia residents ...
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Millennials Choose Work as Their Religion
A recent Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll found a massive shift in American values:
Two decades ago, Americans of various ages overwhelmingly said that ...
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Apple's Employee Number 0
Robert X Cringely, in his book Accidental Empires, tells about the early days of Apple. In the late 1970’s, Apple had grown beyond the point that ...
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College Graduate Takes Photo to Honor Parents’ Sacrifice
When Jessica Rocha set out to celebrate her graduation from the University of California San Diego, she took a photo. And like many Instagram influencers ...
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The Long Run Mindset
In a recent issue of Runner's World, Jess Movold shared how she lost her passion to press on:
Tempo runs scare me. Those long, hard, sustained efforts ...
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Only God's Praise Lasts
Talking about his hit song "Mean Old Man," singer songwriter James Taylor said,
This one was a big accomplishment, because it's a sophisticated ...
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Inventor of the Big Mac Just Got a Plaque
In April 1967, hamburger lovers in Uniontown, Pennsylvania met a newer, bigger burger—it was called the Big Mac, and for 45 cents it delivered, ...
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Fitbits May Not Be the Right Fit for Everyone
You've seen them—the colorful, wristwatch-like fitness trackers that seem to have taken the world by storm. (Maybe you're even wearing one ...
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A Lesson from the Chinese View of Humility
The Chinese-American Christian leader Russell Jeung explains how his father taught him a profound lesson on the true nature of humility. Due to the maltreatment ...
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Increase in Self-Promotion in Pop Music
This shouldn't come as a surprise, but a newstudy reports self-regard, self-promotion, and plain old bragging are far more prominent in pop music than ...
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