by Diane Fultz A January 2020 study published in the American Journal of Agricultural Economics stated that the average American household wastes 31.9% of the food it buys. Although most of us are unhappy with
by Mike Daly The global coronavirus pandemic has spared very little in its deadly wake—not only have we lost over half a million US citizens to the lethal virus, but industries and jobs across America
by Daniel J. Harrison I n recent years, health and nutrition experts have increasingly emphasized the link between a healthy gut and better overall health. It is no surprise that the foods people consume daily
by Tobi Millrood On the list of life’s superlatives, the greatest day in a man’s life is the day he becomes a father. Whatever was the scene of his life before, the portrait is forever
by Joshua M. Neuman One of the greatest developments in the history of humankind has been the technological advances of our civilization over the last 100 years. In 1921, there were no computers, no electronic
by Megan Van Rentergem When you become pregnant, you quickly realize that your body will continue to be, experiencing many changes. It’s exciting and scary all at the same time. For women who have established
by Kate Franke Homeowners are experiencing substantial increases in the values of their homes. According to CoreLogic, in the third quarter of 2020, the average homeowner gained approximately $17,000 in equity since the third quarter
by Janelle Valore One of the leading causes of death in children under the age of 14 in the United States are injuries caused during an automobile accident or crash. If used properly, child safety
by Allison McClure To put it plainly, houseplants are good to have around. Research increasingly suggests that indoor plants can positively impact individuals’ health, well-being and sense of contentment. They are known to improve air
by Dean Linn Organizing clutter around the home is a chore that people tend to put off until it is too late. You see a pile one morning and think, "I'll clean that up later."
