With the increasing popularity of technology, social media, and the Internet in general, driving has become much more dangerous than previous years. This is shown with 72% of mobile users saying mobile-friendly websites are important, since they’re using their phone when they’re on the move. Fortunately, many cities and states…
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House of Reps Passes International Adoption Bill, Inclusive Adoption Bill Introduced
Every year, an average of 2.4 million weddings take place in the United States. For many of these happy couples, saying “I Do” is the first step they take toward starting a family. For many parents, there’s no greater milestone than the birth of their child. However, that reality may…
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Motorcycle Safety: How To Safely Share The Road This Summer
Summer is just around the corner, and motorcyclists are taking to the road now that the weather is heating up. Motorcycling is a popular summer activity with 472,000 motorcycles sold in just 2017. But sharing the road with a motorcycle isn’t like sharing the road with other cars, which is…
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Medicare Coverage Gap Is Closing, But Prescription Drug Costs Keep Rising
In the United States, more than 10,000 people reach the retirement age of 65 every day. The big 6-5 also coincides with Medicare eligibility periods, which might provide some additional healthcare coverage for many seniors. But Medicare is far from perfect; among its many problems is the so-called “donut hole,”…
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PA Man Stiffs Toll Authority, Held Accountable For Nearly $128,000 In Skipped Tolls
Human beings can be stubbornly defiant creatures. Yet, for the most part, there are certain societal practices we abide by to look after our safety and the general order and well-being of the social constructs we are a part of. Working smoke alarms increase our chances of survival in a fire…
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Fan Bingbing Back in the Spotlight for the First Time Since Last Year’s Tax Scandal
Chinese actress Fan Bingbing is back following her tax scandal back in 2018. The star has officially made her first public appearance in almost a year after being found guilty of tax fraud where she was fined more than $100 million in penalties and back taxes. The IRS of the United States…
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New Study Finds Antibiotic Use Could Increase Risk of Stroke in Women
Just in time for Stroke Awareness Month, researchers have discovered that antibiotics could raise the risk for stroke and heart attack in women, according to recent studies. While many people believe that strokes only happen in older people suffering from a myriad of health conditions, just about anyone can suffer from a…
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Sea Otter Classic Brings Biking to Monterey
With the arrival of pleasant spring weather, it’s no wonder that many people are spending as much time in nature as possible. And while less than 5% of adults participate in 30 minutes of physical activity every day, and only 45% of millennials exercise regularly, a lack of exercise isn’t…
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Military Families Dealing With Mold Inside Housing
Molds are living organizations that grow in damp places inside homes, businesses, and structures all across the globe. Mold smells musty, stains surfaces, and can even cause some serious health concerns. Additionally, mold grows quickly, only taking 48 hours to set in and can grow almost anywhere: on walls, ceilings,…
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MTA Launches Solar Roof Initiative to Generate Power and Funding
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is often considered to be every New Yorker’s arch nemesis, blamed when the subway system inevitably fails to run smoothly. The tracks might be made of steel, but that hasn’t stopped the slew of issues. But now, the MTA might be onto something that can improve the…