Family Separation At The Border Still A Crisis
One of the most controversial actions taken by President Trump’s administration, migrant family separation at the United States-Mexico border, continues […]
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Is HIIT the Solution for Targeted Weight Loss?
At any given time, up to 66% of Americans are “on a diet.” For years, we’ve been told that there’s
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Here’s How to Properly Protect Your Possessions During a Move
Now that spring is nearly here, many renters and homeowners may be thinking ahead to embracing some new digs. In
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Low-Income And Rural Areas Are Less Likely To Have Internet Access
Low-income areas are more likely to lack Internet access, new data shows. According to a recent study from the City
Chicago Introducing New Building Codes For the First Time in 70 Years
Updated 8/20/20 The construction equipment industry is projected to increase 12% over a 10-year period from 2016 to 2026. This
18-Year-Old Makes $35,000 Plowing Amid Record-Breaking Snowfall
What were you doing when you were 18 years old? We can think back to those days and the words
Fantasy Football Loss Has Man Spending 10 Minutes In Dog Park Covered In Peanut Butter
Pranks, practical jokes, ridiculous bets, and all the assorted mischief is reminiscent of childhood. Summer camp pranks a la Parent Trap are
A Divided City: The Construction Battle Over the Obama Presidential Center
The $500 million Obama Presidential Center is on thin ice now that federal judge John Robert Blakey has allowed the
EPA To Regulate Harmful Chemicals In U.S. Drinking Water
The Environmental Protection Agency announced plans on Thursday, February 14, to start regulating harmful chemicals that have been found in
Is Caring Less the Key to Feeling Better At Work?
Is caring less about your job the key to feeling better? One new book claims that it is. Authors of