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It’s easy enough to spot the moon, but it can be much harder to figure out which of the dots in the night sky are…
Elizabeth Yuko
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Dr. Elizabeth Yuko is a bioethicist and adjunct professor of ethics at Fordham University. She has written for The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, CNN & Playboy.
Mar 7
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Remember being at church or a school assembly as a kid and letting your mind wander, and then all of a sudden, the…
Mar 7
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It’s no secret that we’re fans of white vinegar for its ability to clean, shine, deodorize, and play a role in a…
Mar 6
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As we’ve become all too familiar with over the past year, grief isn’t limited to losing a loved one (although that…
Mar 6
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For some people, drinking is a science. They know exactly how much they can drink, what to eat, and when to go to…
Mar 6
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Spring weather can be pretty fickle in many parts of the country. One day it’s sunny and in the 60s, and the next…
Mar 5
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Most fast food chains, at this point, have gotten into the free food game—throwing certain complimentary menu items…
Mar 5
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America’s fascination with the British monarchy is nothing new—especially when it comes to all the drama within the…
Mar 4
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So no one told you that life a year into a global pandemic was going to be this way? (No jaunty claps—the virus…
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Traditionally, you may have thought of doughnuts as a weekend food. But we’re a year into a global pandemic and time…
Mar 2
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On Saturday morning, the U.S. House of Representatives—or, more accurately, House Democrats—passed the $1.9 trillion…
Mar 2
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At this time last year, you may not have given any thought to planting calendars, prepping soil, or growing seasonal…
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Cheese fans: check your fridge. The El Abuelito Cheese company of Paterson, NJ is recalling all of its queso fresco,…
Feb 28
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Over the past few weeks, many parts of the country have experienced serious winter weather—including areas that…
Feb 28
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Sometimes birds fly into windows. Other times, they might perch on the outside of your windowsill and peck a little.…
Feb 28
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Sometimes you see a pattern on something—like a piece of clothing you can’t afford, or vintage wallpaper in a…
Feb 27
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Remember a simpler time, not too long ago, where people were concerned about getting their hands on a chicken…
Feb 27
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Stubbing your toe is not only physically painful—it can hurt your ego, as you grab your foot in agony like a cartoon…
Feb 27
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The past year has taken us on quite the face mask journey, going from shortages, to DIY creations, to having options…
Feb 21
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Some people are blessed with the gift of being able to fall asleep anywhere. (Except in situations where “anywhere”…