Lifestyles
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Greetings from Springfield, your fall getaway destination
With a summer that most agree passed too quickly, many people feel cheated in their passion for travel this year.…
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Operation Christmas Child hopes to brighten life for world’s children despite ongoing pandemic
Shoeboxes from Operation Christmas Child bring hope to kids who desperately need to feel God’s love. But during this time when…
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How monasteries and empire builders helped mold the modern-day office
As a scholar who researches and designs learning and workspaces, I’m aware how the modern-day workplace was shaped over several centuries.…
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Should you change investments ahead of the election? Maybe.
Worried about what might happen to financial markets and your investments if we have the first contested election in 20…
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Study: Third of Covid-19 deaths cannot be attributed to the disease
The Washington Examiner is reporting on a new study that has discovered that a third of U.S. COVID-19 deaths could…
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Covid anxiety, lockdowns causing sharp rise in drug abuse
Drug abuse and other effects of the coronavirus and lockdowns continues to rise with mental health being hit particularly hard.…
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Healing prayers for Thomas Carpenter
Thomas Carpenter couldn’t move, couldn’t open his eyes, and he was having trouble figuring out why. Despite the paralysis, he…
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Why swimming might be the best form of exercise you can do
Swimming is one of the best forms of exercise you can do. Here are five reasons why you should be…
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WHO urges halt to lockdowns worldwide
Stop using lockdowns to control the pandemic. That’s what the World Health Organization is now urging political leaders around the…
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Does a $15 minimum wage help workers? Target experiment hurts loyal employees
Bonnie Furlong started working at Target more than seven years ago. Today, however, she’s making the same as new hires…
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