The U.S. may not lead the world in healthcare or math scores, but it’s secured a different kind of dominance—one four-letter word at a time. An expansive new study led
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Turns out, there’s more than one way to peel a banana — and Americans are split on the matter. A recent poll sparked an online debate by asking a surprisingly
Who says anniversaries have to be tied to weddings or going steady? A growing relationship trend is encouraging couples to celebrate what are being called “arbitrary-versaries” — offbeat, personal milestones
Feeling a little off lately? There’s a surprisingly simple—and free—way to boost your mood: have a good conversation. According to a recent study, just one quality interaction a day can
A new report reveals that the average American only feels “fully healthy” for 19 days out of each month. That means for roughly one-third of any given month, most people
If the long holiday weekend left you craving a real getaway, you’re not alone. A new survey is offering fresh insight into what many Americans consider the “perfect vacation”—and it
In a culture that often equates positivity with strength, it might come as a surprise that too much of it—at the wrong time—can be toxic. Toxic positivity is the belief
If you’ve ever tidied up before your house cleaner arrived––and felt a little silly about it––you’re actually in the majority. Half of us would clean before a house cleaner arrived.
If you’ve been hitting snooze a little too often lately, you’re not alone—especially if you live in Norfolk, Virginia. A new study analyzing data from the Centers for Disease Control
In an era where our phones know more about us than some of our closest friends, it’s not as far-fetched as it sounds to wonder if someone else is snooping
