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5 min read Food and Drink

“What’s for dinner?” is a common household question, but often not a welcome one. Especially if it’s late and you haven’t had a chance to even think about it. Now everyone is starving and impatient. Fortunately, dinner can come in the form of a can. There are many types of canned foods nowadays, including snacks,...

5 min read Entertainment

A sweeping change is about to impact millions of Americans who have fallen behind on their federal student loan payments. Beginning May 5, 2025, the U.S. Department of Education will resume involuntary collections on defaulted loans. This change follows a five-year pause initially enacted to ease financial strain during the COVID-19 pandemic. Roughly 5.3 million...

6 min read Lifestyle

Opinion Sex education often skimmed the surface. It taught the basics of anatomy, contraception, and STI warnings. However, what about the deeper realities of intimacy, communication, and emotions? What about the messy, imperfect, and very human side of sex? If you entered adulthood feeling unprepared, you are not alone. Clearly, sex ed often leaves out...

12 min read Food and Drink

If you’re stocking your pantry for emergencies or just want fewer grocery trips, foods with long shelf life are essential. These are the items that can sit on your shelf for years—yes, years—and still be safe to eat. They’re the low-maintenance heroes of your kitchen, perfect for emergencies, meal prep, or even just saving money...

7 min read

There are many signs someone is fake, even if they seem friendly at first. You’ve probably met a few people like this. They smile wide, say all the right things, and act like your biggest supporter—but something just feels off. The problem is, these types often know how to hide their true selves. They’re good...