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Gym Classes Focus on New Fitness Goal: Rest
There’s a new trend at gym classes around the country. Americans emerging from more than two years of pandemic are looking for something new in ...
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Happiness Guru Never Found His Own Happiness
Tony Hsieh (pronounced “Shay”) wanted to promote happiness and world peace. The brilliant business guru took over Zappos soon after it was ...
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Surge in Millennials Buying Vinyl Records
A decade ago, the music industry saw a strange trend—a revival of millennials buying old-school vinyl records. In 2021, the format’s popularity ...
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1 in 3 Teens Don’t Feel Safe in School
Horrific gun violence in schools continues to be an ongoing problem in America, but a new study finds children around the globe are fearing for their ...
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Ways Your Smartphone Is Changing You
Tony Reinke’s book, 12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing You, makes explicit what many of us feel bubbling under the surface: Quietly, subtly, our phones ...
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Uncertainty is the Religion of the 21st Century
The opening lines of a recent article in INews reads: “Those of us without traditional religion are left to make our peace with uncertainty. ... ...
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Optimistic Adults Have a Better Shot at Healthy Aging
“Don’t worry, be happy,” is more than just a song lyric. A growing body of evidence supports an association between optimism and healthy ...
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Grenade Found in Potato Processing Plant
At a suburban factory for processing French fries, workers discovered something on the conveyor belt full of potatoes: a World War II-era grenade. Manager ...
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Controversy Surrounding Use of Autonomous Weapons
At a United Nations gathering, delegates from both Ukraine and Russia disagreed fiercely on how the meeting should proceed. But the gathering was not ...
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Stressed People Pay for Solitude
During the pandemic, many of us turned to smartphones and screens to manage our stress. But as public life opens up again, some are looking for a different ...
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