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September 14, 2024
Reducing Job Burnout & Protecting Your Kids Online
If the stresses and strains of your job are leaving you feeling burned out, recent research offers a solution. Moderate exercise can revive you emotionally and physically and make you feel more satisfied with your work.
Then, the Internet offers kids and teens many positive things, but there's also a dark side targeting young people. We'll have expert advice to keep your kids safe online.
And, does climate change affect trees differently in cities vs. rural areas? A recent research study might surprise you! |
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September 08, 2024
Your Credit Details Were Likely Hacked & Growing Fears of Job Loss
It's one of the largest data breaches ever. Hackers have stolen the personal information of almost every American, and they didn't just grab some of your information, but virtually all your identity details, giving the bad guys nearly total access. We’ll talk with an expert who explains the importance of freezing your credit files.
And, more than 28% of Americans are currently searching for new jobs--the highest rate in a decade. Are growing fears of job losses justified? |
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August 31, 2024
Timing is Everything
What’s the very best day to launch a new project or take on a big task? Timing is everything. Research reveals key dates when your odds of doing well are higher. Then, acceptance of marijuana use among Americans has skyrocketed in recent years. A recent study explains the changing attitudes towards he drugs. |
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August 24, 2024
Buying a House on One Income & Rising Challenges for Non-Profits
For single income people, there can be real challenges in buying a house. One reason is the difficulty in qualifying for a mortgage. We'll get advice to overcome the challenges.
Then, a majority of nonprofit organizations in America are facing greater demand while volunteers and donations are declining. What are the reasons and how can it be improved?
And, a good night's sleep is essential for children's health and development. But childhood sleep patterns may also be linked to some surprising risks that would never occur to parents. |
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