• The Surprising News Walmart Just Announced For Its Employees

    Walmart just announced that they will be making changes to the staffing and internal framework of their Supercenter stores that will result in a significant pay increase for 165,000 hourly employees. Walmart COO Dacona Smith explained they will be transitioning to a "team-based operating model."

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  • Read This Before Buying A Single Thing From Goop

    It's hard to find a more polarizing brand than Goop. The women's lifestyle and wellness site meets shop has as many fans as it does critics, and the launch of the brands Netflix documentary only made people's perspectives more fiery with many sources trying to debunk claims made during the series.

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  • The Amazing Benefits Of Doing Jumping Jacks

    Every time we turn around, it seems there's a new fitness fad on the rise, some new type of exercise or program meant to "revolutionize" fitness. But what if we told you one of the most beneficial exercises you can do is a tried and true staple from gym class?

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  • The Truth About Men With Dad Bods

    Turns out, the man of your dreams might have more than just a soft spot for you. A new study from the University of Southern Mississippi found that men with dad bods — that softly rounded male body type that brings to mind Jon Hamm in Mad Men — are perceived to be better at monogamy and parenting.

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  • The Secret To A Clean Sink Lies In Your Pantry

    If your plans to clean your sink bring up thoughts of harsh chemicals scents, it's time to switch up your routine. The good news is that non-toxic alternatives to traditional cleaning products are easy to create. According to Kitchn, your sink stores more bacteria than your toilet bowl.

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  • What You Should Know About The Titanium Hair Color Trend

    In the past few years, trendy hair colors have moved through shades of pale. From the white and platinum hair trends came gray and silver, which evolved, yet again, into another fresh shade. Enter: the titanium hair trend, an edgier version to its precursors.

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  • This Is Why Costco Made That Croissant Change

    About a year ago, Costco customers started noticing something new in the bakery department, a change that wasn't entirely welcome. The croissants -- a pastry whose very name means "crescent," now no longer resembled their eponymous shape. Instead, they were more or less straight.

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  • Read This Before You Buy Another Scented Candle

    As pumpkin spice season draws near and many stockpile their favorite fall-scented candles, you may want to check the label before you buy your next addition. While candles can aid in relaxation, it's important to make sure that they aren't filled with harmful additives that can damage your body.

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  • The Real Reason Hobby Lobby Just Raised Its Minimum Wage

    Earlier this week, Hobby Lobby announced that they would be raising minimum wage for full-time employees of the arts-and-crafts superstore from $15 to $17 starting October 1. The wage hike doesn't impact part-time Hobby Lobby employees currently making $11 per hour.

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  • This Clever Coke Can Hack Will Revolutionize Your Closet

    It's that time of year again; cooler weather means it's time to drag those cozy sweaters and and knit dresses out of storage again. But if you're like us, you're just not sure how to make it all fit into your closet in a way that is remotely organized or accessible.

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  • The Best Color Scheme For Each Room In Your Home

    After spending more time in your home, you may have noticed how your surroundings and their colors impact your mood. Since each color correlates with a certain frequency and thus an emotion, it may be worth your while to choose colors according to what each space represents.

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  • Everything You Should Know About Light Therapy Masks

    Few things are more exciting than discovering a treatment you were once having done in-office is now available to you at home. Recently, one of the most popular treatments seems to be light therapy masks. You may have seen these odd-looking contraptions drifting around Instagram.

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  • How To Use Lemon Juice To Clean Your White Shoes

    White sneakers were the "shoe silhouette that reigned supreme" in 2017, according to fashion experts. They are the fashion accessory that's been seen on the hottest runways and on the feet of the biggest celebrities and fashionistas. Kendall Jenner wears them while walking her dog.

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  • The Benefits Of Taking Gummy Vitamins

    Not all gummy vitamins are Flintstone-shaped, and not all vitamins for adults need to be chalky and unpleasant. You can get your daily vitamins in gummy form long after you outgrow bubble-blowing and Saturday morning cartoons. After all, why should getting in your nutrients feel like a chore?

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  • The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Is Making A Big Change This Year

    Thanksgiving is going to look a lot different this year. Not only does it appear that the COVID-19 pandemic will interfere with many holiday travel plans this year, but it was just announced that the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will be without a crowd.

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  • The Best Way To Wake Up Without Using Caffeine

    Since caffeine can worsen anxiety due to its stimulative properties, you may be looking for an alternative to get you through your days. If you've recently decided to cut back or cut out caffeine entirely, know that there are plenty of alternatives to your morning cup of coffee.

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  • Why We're Facing Another Paper Towel Shortage

    The COVID-19 pandemic isn't over, and neither are the shortages that have come with it. Shortages of several goods, especially household essentials, have plagued us for months. One of the hardest things to find has been toilet paper, but there has also been a shortage of paper towels.

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  • What To Do If Quarantine Has Messed Up Your Sleep Schedule

    It isn't news that our schedules have been turned upside down since the start of the COVID-19 crisis. Many of us have been adjusting to working at home and entertaining ourselves at home. But all of that change and stress can have a major effect on one thing we usually expect to do at home: sleep.

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  • How To Deal With Mask Breath

    We know face masks are valuable allies in the fight against COVID-19. Scientists are clear about the fact that masks are key to preventing the spread of the coronavirus during the pre-symptomatic and asymptomatic cases -- which some researchers say ranges between 40 to 45 percent of the total.

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  • You Should Add Pine-Sol To Your Pandemic Shopping List. Here's Why

    We may have all been setting our sights on Clorox wipes, Lysol, and bleach as the household prodeucts that were best positioned to help us keep the coronavirus out of our homes. But it turns out there are a few more on the EPA's list of tested and approved household cleaners.

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  • Century 21 Just Announced Sad News For Bargain Shoppers

    It's known as "New York's Best Kept Secret." It's Ross and Marshalls, before Ross and Marshalls became a thing. Century 21, the iconic New York department store that became known for their killer selection of designer goods offered at bargain prices is closing its doors for good.

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  • The Disheartening Truth About Zoom Interviews

    In many ways, working from home can be a boon for reducing stress. A survey of remote workers found that about 60 percent report being better able to focus on their health and connect with their families since the pandemic, while 86 percent noted they were satisfied with doing their jobs off site.

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