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Eating More Whole Grains May Prevent 5 Major Diseases
Karla Bowsher on June 17, 2016
Three servings may be a magical number when it comes to whole grains, a new study shows.
6 Dining Deals for Father’s Day Weekend
Karla Bowsher on June 16, 2016
Take Dad out for a Father’s Day meal, and he’ll get an extra bonus at these six restaurants.
9 States Where Income Inequality Really Stings
Karla Bowsher on June 16, 2016
In one state, the richest 1 percent earns 45.4 times what the other 99 percent earns.
4 Things Harder to Get in America Than a Gun
Krystal Steinmetz on June 16, 2016
How long does it take to purchase a semi-automatic rifle in the United States? You may be surprised.
Taco Bell Is Giving Away Free Tacos
Krystal Steinmetz on June 15, 2016
Attention taco fans and folks who love free food: You have the Warriors to thank for this deal, and four hours on Tuesday to get in on it.
8 Top Tips for Masterful Summer Grilling
Krystal Steinmetz on June 15, 2016
Tis the season to bust out the grill. These awesome hacks will help you take your outdoor cooking from good to great.
Americans’ Charitable Giving Hits a New High
Krystal Steinmetz on June 15, 2016
Here’s who is giving the most and the causes receiving the most from this surge of post-Recession generosity.
5 Keys to the Best Deal on Batteries
Jim Gold on June 14, 2016
So many of today’s devices run on batteries that it’s easy to ring up quite a bill. Here is how to make smart choices that will cut those costs.
Forget the Tie: 8 Father’s Day Gifts Your Dad Actually Wants
Krystal Steinmetz on June 13, 2016
With gift prices starting at just $11, there’s sure to be something here that fits everyone’s budget.
5 Reasons Mosquitoes Are Attracted to You (and Not the Next Guy)
Krystal Steinmetz on June 13, 2016
If it seems like you’re a mosquito magnet compared with others around you, it’s probably not your imagination. Here’s why you’re getting bitten and what to do about it.
Are You Disgusted by What You’re Forking Over in Bank Fees?
Krystal Steinmetz on June 14, 2016
You are not alone. Millions of Americans are caught in a vicious cycle that benefits the bottom line of the banks.
11 Countries Where College Is Cheaper Than in the U.S.
Karla Bowsher on June 13, 2016
U.S. college costs may seem high, but they are more expensive in some nations. Meanwhile, the price of an education is relatively cheap in other places.
How to Know If Working From Home Is Right for You
Krystal Steinmetz on June 12, 2016
Although working by telecommuting may sound like a dream come true, that’s not always the case. Find out if working from home would be a good (or bad) fit for you.
Heads Up: Facebook Is Preparing to Delete Some of Your Photos
Krystal Steinmetz on June 12, 2016
In an effort to push its new photo app, Facebook is planning to delete a group of your synced photos. You need to act fast to save this cache of photos from the digital trash can. Here’s how.
This Perfume Doubles as a Mosquito Repellent
Krystal Steinmetz on June 12, 2016
There may finally be a way you can protect yourself from blood-sucking mosquitoes without the typical stink and toxic chemicals of many repellents. Find out which perfume surprised researchers by outperforming some commercial insect repellents.
Forget Oatmeal — This Grain Fights Cholesterol With Half the Calories
Karla Bowsher on June 10, 2016
A new study finds barley reduces levels of two types of so-called bad cholesterol — and it may be more healthful in your diet than oats.
Government Takes Aim at Short-Term Health Plans
Chris Kissell on June 9, 2016
The federal government plans to place limits on short-term health plans that have become increasingly popular in the era of health care reform.
Job Openings at Record High, Yet Millions Giving Up
Chris Kissell on June 9, 2016
Job openings hit a record high in April, yet nearly half of the unemployed have given up looking for work. Find out what is behind the disconnect.
8 Smart Ways to Save on Teen Auto Insurance
Nancy Dunham on June 15, 2016
Adding a teen to your policy can boost your rates by thousands of dollars. Here’s how to snare great coverage at a reasonable cost.
10 State Economies That Really Stink
Karla Bowsher on June 8, 2016
Illinois lawmakers have made headlines for their inability to reach a budget deal. But some places are much worse off than the Prairie State.
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