Lifestyles
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House Hunters Are Fleeing These Cities
The nation’s largest blue cities are hemorrhaging residents at a record rate. New data shows where house hunters are moving,…
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Whole Grains Linked to Lower Cancer and Heart Disease Risk
Healthy eating could prevent more than 80,000 cancer cases each year in the United States and help even more people…
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Target Says It Will Quickly Remove Synthetic Colors From Cereals
Target is removing synthetic colors from the cereals it sells, in response to health-focused efforts of the Trump administration. The…
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Ben Sasse Says Terminal Cancer Has Clarified Faith, What Truly Matters
Former U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse says a diagnosis of Stage 4 pancreatic cancer has stripped away illusion and sharpened his…
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Midwest Truck Freight Shipping Jumps
U.S. freight markets are showing signs of a shift toward domestically driven industrial activity, with truck freight volumes rising sharply…
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Chick-fil-A Celebrates 80 Years with New Menu, Contests
Chick-fil-A is having a milestone birthday this year. The restaurant chain founded by S. Truett Cathy is celebrating 80 years…
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Operation Blessing Helps Struggling Retirees
Many older Americans, even after a lifetime of hard work, still find themselves struggling with increasing costs like taxes and…
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Start of new year is good time to get on track with healthy habits
Adopting healthy habits is always at the top of most people’s list of New Year’s resolutions. Dr. Graham Colditz, associate…
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Why the CDC Ended Flu Vaccine Recommendation for Children
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have released data backing…
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Fewer Americans Made Year-End Donations
Despite numerous appeals for year-end donations, many Americans didn’t respond. An AP-NORC poll in early December found that half of…
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