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Do you get a familiar pang of dread anytime you have to go to an airport? You’re not alone. In fact, the average American would happily add six
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Amidst the trend toward mindfulness and minimalism, Americans are increasingly finding happiness in cleaning — and the numbers are backing it up. A new study examining people’s cleaning
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Bigger is better for the Lower East Side’s Essex Street Market.Now rechristened Essex Market, this new 37,000-square-foot venue is about three times the size of the old spot,
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On the surface, it seems like a great idea. YouTube is home to all kinds of quality video content, so a dedicated, age-appropriate version for children sounds great.
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Two in five Americans dream about the day they can tell their boss they quit, according to new research.But it’s not necessarily because they hate their job. Instead,
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Below the Fold R.G. Belsky (fiction, Oceanview Publishing) When a homeless woman is murdered in New York, Clare, a TV news director, decides to dig deeper into the
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Americans are losing the battle against oppressive medical bills. A new report from American Cancer Society researchers reveals that more than half of all Americans struggle with healthcare
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A new study of 2,000 Americans — that were both allergy sufferers and non-allergy sufferers — examined the biggest inhibitors of spring fun and saw allergy symptoms named
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Samsung has figured out a hot new product the company thinks millennials will crave. It’s a 43-inch vertical TV, a concept Samsung apparently decided to introduce as a
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Marriott International is shamelessly ripping a page out of Airbnb’s playbook. The largest hotel company in the world, with 7,000 properties and 1.3 million rooms, has been quietly
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