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Trans folks share the best way to course-correct when you use the wrong pronouns without making it worse or awkward.
When it comes to in-flight meals, no one knows better than the flight attendants who work on the aircrafts day in and day out.
Are facial and body sunscreens just a marketing tactic — or are they both necessary?
Etiquette experts share faux pas to avoid at these celebrations.
They're called phloem bundles, and knowing about them makes it a little harder to hate them so much.
From haggling to taking free samples and even snapping photos of products, here's how farmers and vendors really feel about your behavior.
Drifting to sleep very quickly isn't always a good thing, and taking too long can spell trouble, too. Here's the sweet spot, according to experts.
Why do we feel so much pressure to plan and execute unforgettable family vacations at our own expense?

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"I mean, I just shook my head. There wasn’t much more I could do," said John Bolton.
A steamy Colombian drama and queer dating reality series are also trending on the streaming service.
The niece of the former president urged 2024 GOP candidates to stop going easy on her "thin-skinned baby" of an uncle.
He's attacking Disney and "the woke mob" on the campaign trail, but his policies back home are making it harder for low-income residents to stay insured.
Greene responded by saying race had nothing to do with her calling Rep. Jamaal Bowman "aggressive."
Jill Wine-Banks said the former president's goose is about to be cooked.
"I thought I was just the first of many. Surely after the success of 'Sesame Street' and my contribution to it, all kinds of Latinx talent would flood the media. Not so."
Businessman Tim Sheehy has mourned Montana's scenic valleys being turned into luxury resorts. He owns mansions at Flathead Lake and Big Sky resort.
But supporters say the legislation is essential for allowing U.S. workers to compete with foreign rivals.
Kathleen Folbigg was serving a 30-year prison sentence that was to expire in 2033. She would have become eligible for parole in 2028.
A federal judge says Tennessee’s first-in-the-nation law designed to place strict limits on drag shows is unconstitutional.