Okay, it’s official, a pet in the office can make you more productive. It’s a win, win for everyone, you get to hang with a puppy all day and your boss gets more work out of you. So if you need an argument to get a poochie or kitty in your office, we have some… Read More »
MONDAY, April 22, 2019 — Despair runs rampant through Generation X as these Americans struggle through middle age, a new study reports. So-called indicators of despair — depression, suicide, drug and alcohol abuse — are rising among those in their late 30s and early 40s, and it’s occurring across-the-board, researchers say. “These are getting worse… Read More »
The wise Jesse McCartney once sung about the ~wonders~ of body language in a relationship, but clearly he hadn’t yet seen Donald Trump and Melania Trump’s many conflicting gestures at the White House Easter Egg Roll this morning. For the annual event, Donald, Melania, and a freaky-looking Easter Bunny went out on the lawn to… Read More »
Stock via Getty Getty In North Carolina, a person’s initial consent to sexual activity can later prevent them from seeking justice if things turn ugly or violent — even if they asked loudly and clearly, mid-encounter, for the other person to stop. For several years, legislators have declined to close this loophole in state sexual assault laws, but… Read More »
Harnessing the rebellious streak among teenagers may help efforts to get youngsters to cut down on junk food, a study suggests. Researchers in the United States reported that altering the way teenagers see adverts for fast food companies can lead to a change in dietary choices. The study from researchers at Chicago Booth University and… Read More »
It’s not uncommon while watching world-class athletes glide effortlessly across fields, courts, tracks, and rinks, to wonder what it would take for us to do the same. As we know, these performances are far from effortless, and are the result of years of hard work in the field of play, as well as in the… Read More »