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POLITICS

Top 3 Wellness Trends for 2025: Fitness Communities, Mushroom Coffee, and Mindful Eating

Friday, Jan 10

Explore the top wellness trends for 2025, including fitness communities, innovative mushroom coffee, and the practice of mindful eating.

HEALTH

Drinking Coffee in the Morning Linked to Lower Heart Disease Risk and Longer Lifespan, New Study Finds

Thursday, Jan 09

New research suggests drinking coffee in the morning may lower the risk of heart disease and increase lifespan compared to all-day coffee consumption.

POLITICS

New Study Links Morning Coffee Drinking to Lower Heart Disease Risk and Longer Lifespan

Thursday, Jan 09

New research reveals that drinking coffee in the morning may significantly lower the risk of heart disease and enhance longevity compared to all-day consumption.

HEALTH

The Crucial Role of Optimal Breastfeeding in Saving Lives

Thursday, Jan 09

Learn how optimal breastfeeding can significantly reduce child mortality and improve health outcomes for infants and young children worldwide.

ECONOMY

NYC Condo Residents Face Rising Costs from Local Law 97

Wednesday, Jan 08

NYC condo owners may endure rising costs from Local Law 97 as lawmakers explore tax exemptions to alleviate financial strain.

POLITICS

Hidden fees from appraisal management companies cost homebuyers $12 billion

Wednesday, Jan 08

Appraisal management companies' hidden fees have cost homebuyers $12 billion, raising concerns over transparency in mortgage processes.

POLITICS

Meta Employees Face Censorship Over Criticism of Zuckerberg's New Board Member

Wednesday, Jan 08

Meta is facing backlash as internal criticisms of new board member Dana White are reportedly deleted by moderators.

POLITICS

US to Refund Application Fees for Struck Down Immigration Program for Citizen Spouses

Wednesday, Jan 08

The U.S. government will refund $580 application fees to tens of thousands denied benefits from a struck down immigration program.

ENVIRONMENT

Study Highlights Importance of Reducing Livestock Feed Irrigation to Save Great Salt Lake

Wednesday, Jan 08

A study suggests decreasing irrigation for livestock feed crops is crucial for restoring the Great Salt Lake, urging significant water conservation efforts.