Sleeping on your left side can offer several surprising health benefits, especially for digestion, circulation, and sleep quality. One of the most notable advantages is its impact on acid reflux. In this position, the stomach sits lower than the esophagus, making it harder for stomach acid to rise and cause heartburn. For people with GERD,…
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A new national survey suggests President Donald Trump is facing a steep drop in public support, even as he insists his second term is “running beautifully.” The latest CNN/SSRS poll, conducted October 27–30 among 1,245 adults, puts Trump’s approval rating at 37%, down sharply from 47% back in February—one of the lowest points of his…
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For centuries, rosemary has been far more than a fragrant sprig tossed into soups and roasts. Across the Mediterranean, families once planted it by their doorsteps, believing its sharp, clean scent brought protection, clarity, and strength to the household. Now, as more seniors look toward natural remedies to support healthy aging, this age-old herb is…
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Most people think they know how long turkey can safely sit in the fridge—until they realize they don’t. That small uncertainty can quickly turn into a bigger food-safety risk. Mia learned that lesson on an ordinary Saturday afternoon in her grandmother’s kitchen, holding a crinkled printout of a food-storage chart she’d just read out loud….
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A wave of public anger has erupted after the U.S. Department of Education announced that nursing will not be classified as a “professional degree” under President Donald Trump’s newly introduced One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The designation matters: students in approved professional programs can borrow up to $200,000 in federal loans, while everyone else faces…
If you’ve ever grabbed a plastic milk jug, you might have noticed a small circular dent on its side. At first glance, it seems like just a random design quirk—but there’s actually a smart reason behind it. Manufacturers put that dent there on purpose, and it’s all about making your everyday milk container safer, sturdier,…
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When news broke of 18‑year‑old Anna Kepner’s death aboard a cruise ship operated by Carnival Cruise Line, the internet responded with an outpouring of grief, sympathy, and questions. But it wasn’t until her mother, Heather Wright, spoke publicly that the story gained the human depth behind the headlines. Her words revealed a heartbreaking portrait of…
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At ninety, I’ve stopped sugarcoating life. I built the largest grocery chain across five states, yet all that success never filled the quiet rooms of my empty house. My wife passed in ’92, and we never had children. One night, a thought hit me like a freight train: who truly deserves what I’ve built? Not…
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Even in 2025, some of the world’s oldest living stars continue to inspire millions. Their careers shaped film, television, and music for generations, and their legacies remain powerful today. Elizabeth Waldo, born in 1918, is celebrated for preserving indigenous music and influencing cultural studies. Karen Marsh Doll, one of Hollywood’s oldest surviving actresses, offers a…
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If you’ve ever fought with a stubborn hard‑boiled egg that refused to peel cleanly, you’re not alone. According to legendary chef Jacques Pépin, the solution is almost laughably simple — and it all comes down to one tiny tweak before the egg even hits the water. Pépin recommends poking a small hole in the wide…