We independently select and share the products we love—and may receive a commission if you choose to buy. Let’s be honest for a second, shall we? Mother’s Day expectations are the express lane to disappointment. The breakfast-in-bed fantasy versus reality (why is there jam on the ceiling?), the handmade cards that somehow require your cleanup, […]
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Grocery bills are straining wallets across the country — and it’s no wonder. Food costs are predicted to rise 3.2% in 2025, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. If you’re concerned, you’re not alone. Tariffs and rising prices were among the concerns referenced in the Conference Board’s latest Consumer Confidence Index report, which aims
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Dear We Are Teachers, I’m in my 8th year of teaching high school, and this year in particular has weighed on me so heavily. I need tangible tips and tricks to see me through to the end of the school year. Not heady things like “remember your ‘why’” or “look for the positives,” but action
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Amazon is on a New York buying spree. The e-commerce giant is moving ahead with plans to buy a 26.7-acre portion of the 77-acre Sunrise Mall property in Massapequa to build an operations facility, Newsday reported. It’s not a done deal, but the struggling mall’s owner, Sunrise Mall Holdings LLC, got approval from the Nassau
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The pharmaceutical trade is complicated, largely due to the multiple steps it takes to get finished drug products from production to pharmacy shelves. Companies rely on complex manufacturing chains that may require materials from multiple countries — including active ingredients — to produce. Given the complexity of pharmaceutical trade, looming pharmaceutical tariffs would undoubtedly mean
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Some family stories don’t just repeat—they come full circle in the most unexpected ways. That’s what happened for one TikToker, @shelly.belly23, whose pregnancy announcement to her grandparents became a beautiful echo of their own past—and it’s now touching hearts around the world. Two days ago, Shelly shared a tender video that has since garnered over
It always starts with a little too much quiet. That’s the setup in a viral TikTok that has moms everywhere clutching their baby monitors. The video—racking up 2.6 million views—opens with a simple but ominous on-screen text: “who gave the toddler an allen wrench.” Inside the toddler’s room? A scene that left everyone, including his
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The head of Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s (R) Spirit of Virginia PAC, Matt Moran, has stepped down from his role amid the controversy surrounding the governor calling on the GOP lieutenant governor nominee, John Reid, to suspend his campaign, according to a source familiar with internal deliberations. The development comes a week after Youngkin called
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Mortgage rates fell to a three-week low, and with positive trends in home prices and inventory, the market is gradually moving in favor of buyers. The average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage dropped 13 basis points to 6.87% in the week ending May 1, according to rates provided to NerdWallet by Zillow. A basis
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Yellowstone Real Estate Investments is refinancing its recent Midtown East acquisition, but isn’t ready to tip its hand about the future of the property. BHI, the U.S. arm of Bank Hapoalim, provided a $113 million loan to refinance 541 Lexington Avenue, the Commercial Observer reported. The property was once the home to the Maxwell Hotel,
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