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If Your Sex Life Is Stale, It’s Probably Missing This Key Ingredient

Wondering how to spice up your relationship sexually? Experts share how to get that spark back.

Wellness

When You Should Go To The ER If You’re Pregnant And Have COVID

Pregnancy increases risk for a severe COVID infection. Watch for these warning signs.

Work/Life

8 Tips For Working Through A Hard, Sad Breakup

Breakups suck, not least because you're still expected to work as if nothing happened. Here's how to make it suck a little less.

Food & Drink

Bad News: The Sniff Test Isn’t A Reliable Way To Detect Expired Food

There's a fine line between food safety and food quality. So what does the sniff test actually tell you? Food safety experts explain.

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Work/Life

White People Say They’re Allies At Work. Black And Latina Women Disagree.

A new survey finds a huge disconnect between how white people and people of color view white allyship in the workplace.

Black Voices

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s New Documentary Couldn’t Come At A Better Time

In a time of moral panic over critical race theory in schools, “Black Patriots: Heroes of the Civil War” sets the record straight.

Culture & Arts

With ‘Abbott Elementary,’ Tyler James Williams Wants Black Men To Have Permission To Be

The 29-year-old “Everybody Hates Chris” star talks about representing dynamic Black male characters on screen and pursuing fulfilling projects with intention.

Entertainment

‘Abbott Elementary’ Stars Aim to Give Black Educators Their Flowers

Created by Quinta Brunson, the ABC series premieres Tuesday with a spotlight on passionate Black teachers and the lengths they’ll go for their students.

Entertainment

Chloe Kim Has Lost An Olympic Gold Medal And We Can’t Even

The two-time halfpipe Winter Games champ confessed on "The Late Late Show" that her precious hardware is missing.

Ron Dicker

Politics

Arkansas County Praises Doctor Who Gave Inmates Ivermectin

The resolution praising Dr. Robert Karas came as he faces a lawsuit from inmates who say they were unknowingly prescribed the drug for COVID-19.

By AP

Entertainment

Kelly Clarkson Reportedly Filed Paperwork To Legally Change Her Name

The singer and talk show host is apparently going to make her middle name her last, stating in paperwork that it more “fully reflects who I am.”

Elyse Wanshel

U.S. News

California Bill Would Allow Citizens To Enforce Weapons Ban

A California bill would allow private citizens to go after gun makers in the same way Texas allows them to target abortion providers.

By JULIE WATSON and ADAM BEAM, AP

Entertainment

Jordan Klepper Trolls Canadian Truckers Over Bizarre Conspiracy Theories

"The Daily Show" correspondent discovers that America has exported some of its worst ideas.

Ed Mazza

World News

Ukraine-Russia Crisis: What To Know As Tension Grinds On

The Kremlin insists it has no plans to invade, despite having surrounded Ukraine with 150,000 troops and plans to practice launching missiles this weekend.

By The Associated Press, AP

World News

Stranded Truck Drivers Pulled From Burning Greek Ferry

“I thought death had come from me,” Albanian truck driver Zef Lufi told the Associated Press after his rescue.

By Costas Kantouris, Derek Gatopoulos and Frances D'Emilio, AP

Business

A Newspaper Union Clash Could Have Big Implications For Worker Rights In The Biden Era

The San Francisco Chronicle threatened a copy editor for emailing managers about union matters. Her union says the paper broke the law.

Dave Jamieson

Relationships

What’s Disturbing About Kanye West’s Behavior For Anyone Who’s Been Harassed By An Ex

Those who've endured harassment after a breakup say it's traumatizing to see Kanye West fans and the media dismiss his behavior toward Kim Kardashian.

Brittany Wong