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Why Are Olympians Gorging on Big Macs and Fries in Rio?
The Golden Arches seem to be as popular as gold medals in Rio de Janeiro. Find out why so many top athletes are turning to McDonald’s.
10 School Districts Where Homes Command the Highest Prices
Homes in the nation’s top-rated public school districts sell for more money, sell faster and are viewed more often than other homes, a new analysis finds.
The Top 25 Pet-Friendly Cities in America
Pets can take a bite out of your budget, but location plays a key role in determining just how expensive it is to take in a four-footed friend.
3 Ways to Slash the Cost of Daily Chores
There are many ways to save on washing clothes and dishes and other cleaning — and they can really add up. Here are some of our best tips.
These Are the 10 Most Dangerous Jobs in the U.S.
You might be surprised to see which white-collar jobs claimed a spot on CareerCast’s list of the most dangerous jobs in America.
5 Surefire Ways to Achieve Your Goals (Even If You’ve Been Procrastinating)
It’s not too late to tackle the goals you set for 2016. The “Creativity Yenta” offers this advice on how to get off your butt and make your dream a reality.
Which Makes Kids Smarter: Video Games or Social Media?
New research suggests that the way teens spend their time online may carry important clues about how they will perform academically.
Let’s Roll: 4 National Bowling Day Freebies and Discounts
Grab your friends and family and take to the lanes on Saturday. Find out how you can bowl for free or take advantage of other “striking” deals.
How Pokemon Go Helped Save a Small Business
An ice cream shop owner who suffers from a neurological disorder is back in business — thanks to crowds drawn by Pokemon Go.
Science Reveals Why You Feel Stiff in the Morning
It’s no accident that chronic inflammatory diseases like rheumatoid arthritis tend to be worse during the daytime, research has found.
Ask Stacy: Millennials Are Ruining This Country … Aren’t They?
A reader is concerned that the younger generation is pushing the country to the brink of disaster. He must not remember the ’60s.
Why Are Americans Eating Out Less Often?
More Americans are skipping dining out and opting to eat at home instead. Are new minimum-wage laws partly to blame?
Here’s What a 95-Year-Old Bought With Her Lotto Winnings
A 95-year-old great-grandmother splurges a little — on her daughter and herself — after winning $30,000 in the Connecticut lottery.
This Liquid Helps Torn Clothing Mend Itself
Researchers at Penn State University have developed a new liquid that self-repairs textiles. Find out how it works, and which other uses it could have.
Steak for as Little as $1? Happy National Filet Mignon Day
Morton’s The Steakhouse and Outback Steakhouse are offering deals this weekend.
It Takes This Much Exercise to Ward Off 5 Major Diseases
How much physical activity does it take to ward off five potentially deadly diseases? It’s a lot more than the World Health Organization has been recommending.
Time to Speak Up If You Want Better Travel Rewards
You have your rewards programs, but do you understand them? Can you redeem your rewards easily? If not, this is your moment to help make a change.
Expanding Waistline Can Age Your Brain
New research reveals that being overweight in middle age can age the brain by a decade. Find out what that can mean for cognitive performance.
4 Tips for Turning Down the Heat on Social Media
We have tips on how you can still “like” your friends and hate — and ignore — their politics.
How Much Does Child Care Cost U.S. Families?
Despite largely stagnant wages in the U.S., the cost of child care continues to rise. Find out how American families are making ends meet.
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