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Dec 09 2024LIFESTYLE

Teens and Their Screentime: Happiness Unexpected

Believe it or not, a recent study found that teens can actually feel happier while using their phones. Over the course of a year, researchers kept tabs on 26 teens to see how their phone habits affected their mood. The results? Teens were at their happiest when they were chatting with friends or pla

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Dec 09 2024BUSINESS

Will Trump's Tariffs Drown Small Businesses?

President-elect Donald Trump's plan includes heavy tariffs on imports, especially from China. This could be bad news for local shops. Those small businesses rely on global supplies, like the foods we eat or parts for repairs. If the costs rise by 20 to 100 percent, some shops might close. The probl

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Dec 09 2024HEALTH

Holiday Eating: Tips from a Fitness Pro

Holiday season is all about enjoying good food, but it can also be a time when people make mistakes with their diet. Katie Austin, a fitness influencer, has some advice. She believes in balancing treats with healthier choices. One common mistake people make is the food guilt cycle. They overeat one

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Dec 09 2024POLITICS

Elon Musk's UK Political Moves

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, SpaceX, and X (formerly Twitter), has been making waves in the UK political scene. He's not a big fan of the current government led by Kier Starmer, but that's not stopping him from making friends on both sides of the political fence. His main interests? Free speech, imm

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Dec 09 2024CRIME

New York City’s Uptick in Crime: A Look at the Thompson Murder

The recent murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on a New York City street isn't just another tragic event. It's a snapshot of the city's sliding security. Sure, New York has always had its share of high-profile crimes, like the killings of John Lennon and Meir Kahane. But those incidents ha

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Dec 09 2024CRIME

Lessons from the West: Balancing Reform and Safety

It's not just about being soft on crime or tough on criminals; it's about finding a balance. Dallas should look to the West Coast's recent elections for clues. In places like Los Angeles and San Francisco, voters booted district attorneys who went too lenient on crime. They threw out mayors who coul

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Dec 09 2024HEALTH

Why Do Lonely People Struggle with Social Connections?

Loneliness is a common feeling, but why do lonely people often feel that their social interactions aren't enough? Some researchers think it might be due to their views of the world. If lonely people see the world as a negative place, they might not engage in social interactions that could help them

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Dec 08 2024HEALTH

Managing Pain in Cystic Fibrosis: Expert Guidelines for Better Care

Living with cystic fibrosis (CF) can be tough, but it doesn't have to be so painful. From birth, many people with CF deal with both disease-related pain and pain from medical procedures. This pain can really affect their health, daily activities, and overall happiness. Surprisingly, there aren't any

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Dec 08 2024TECHNOLOGY

A New Social Space for LGBTQ+ Professionals: Famm Connect Launches

Ever wondered where LGBTQ+ professionals and business owners can connect and support each other? Enter Famm Connect, a new social networking app created by BIPOC queer couple Cat Perez and Marianna Di Regolo. Their discovery platform, Famm, has been helping users find LGBTQ-owned businesses. Now, th

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Dec 08 2024BUSINESS

The Ultimate Guide to Boeing's Business Jets

Imagine you're a global leader or a CEO of a major company. What kind of airplane would you want to travel in? Boeing Business Jets (BBJs) have been the top choice for many, offering private, corporate, and government travel. Let's dive into the world of BBJs and explore their most popular models.

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