by Rachel Gore According to Yale University's September 2019 climate opinion map, which analyzes beliefs on climate change, two-thirds of Americans now believe that global warming is happening. Approximately 60% are worried about global warming,
by Meredith Maitrejean In this day and age, mobile apps have become a major part of life. Apps are used to communicate, get directions, check bank accounts and pay bills: the list goes on and
by Rachel Gore According to the National Sleep Foundation, nearly one in four American couples sleep in separate beds or bedrooms. Before chalking this up as a “bad sign” or something only people in failing
By: Michael J. Swanson Everyone is bound to make a few financial mistakes in their lives, but the more you plan, the more successful you will be. Here are six common financial mistakes and how
by Chris Cutrali Most “new mothers” feel added stress during pregnancy as the due date nears. Learning to balance a family, work, friends and your relationship can become challenging when a big change is on
by Marc McCallister If you are reading this, you may be like many others; you feel overwhelmed by the demands for your time. The relentless struggle to balance work appointments, kids’ activities, doctors’ appointments and
Written by Emma Parnham, COO Cultural norms have determined the typical pathway that people should take to identify and achieve their career goals through early childhood, high school, college, post-graduate degrees, internships, and landing
by Margie Coghill Renters insurance is a valuable resource that can give you peace of mind knowing that your valuables are protected wherever you go. The majority of renters are unaware of just how valuable
With outside obligations like work, childcare, keeping up with bills and a never-ending “to-do” list, it is easy for couples to find themselves not connecting the way they did before.
Electric scooters are popping up all over U.S. cities.They are fun, easy to use and faster than walking for short trips.
