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Booker’s big idea: No federal tax on your first $75,000

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If you’ve been feeling the squeeze — property taxes, groceries, the basic cost of keeping a household running in Essex County — Senator Cory Booker has …

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Small bets, big consequences: How online gambling affects young adults

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February into March is the biggest time of the year for American sports fans of all ages. With the NFL season’s finish in the climactic Superbowl …

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Small bets, big consequences: How online gambling affects young adults

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February into March is the biggest time of the year for American sports fans of all ages. With the NFL season’s finish in the climactic Superbowl …

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Scaling without spiraling: Smart ways to grow your ABA practice

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Key Takeaways Email is still one of the most reliable, privacy-friendly ways for ABA Therapy practices to communicate with families and it creates a consistent channel …

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Movie deaths we’re still not over (& never will be, ever)

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Movie deaths we’re still not over  Cinema possesses a unique power to forge emotional connections between audiences and fictional characters, creating bonds so profound that their …

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8 recipes to fuel your morning quickly & easily

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Breakfast Foods Try these Quick & Easy Breakfast Recipes to simplify your mornings!   Crepes with Lemon & Sugar Quick and easy to make, these delicious crepes …

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13 movies that define the Baby Boomer generation

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Boomer-era B-movies that are actually masterpieces Born from necessity and often relegated to the lower half of double features, B-movies were typically low-budget, quickly produced genre …

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Myth busting: How does libido really change as we age?

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“Your drive for intimacy will fall off a cliff after 50.” It is one of the most persistent assumptions about aging, and research keeps dismantling it. …

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Is it time to go bananas for bananas? 3 health benefits

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Key Takeaways Bananas are a staple in most diets around the world, and they’re one of the most popular fruits in the U.S. (lagging just behind apples and …

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Will hair loss during pregnancy grow back?

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This article was reviewed by Sara Harcharik Perkins, MD. Key Takeaways: It’s possible to lose hair when you’re pregnant, but it’s far less common than postpartum …

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This Day in History: Lithuania became the first Soviet republic to declare its independence

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On March 11, 1990, Lithuania became the first Soviet Republic to declare its independence from the Soviet Union. The U.S.S.R. did not accept Lithuania’s independence and …

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Your March 11 AI horoscope: The universe hit unpause and forgot to warn Mercury

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Your daily AI horoscope Astrological patterns on March 11, 2026, emphasize the need for emotional recalibration and the release of outdated habits, according to Google Gemini. …

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Booker’s big idea: No federal tax on your first $75,000

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If you’ve been feeling the squeeze — property taxes, groceries, the basic cost of keeping a household running in Essex County — Senator Cory Booker has …

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How families & ABA therapists can use SEO to find each other

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Key Takeaways A complete and optimized Google Business Profile is essential. It increases visibility in local searches, builds trust, and drives calls, website visits, and directions …

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Is your baby avoiding eye contact? Here’s what to know

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The Importance of Eye Contact in Your Baby’s Development—and When to Worry As a parent, watching your baby’s development is an exciting journey filled with milestones …

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9 negatives of drinking soda (plus 4 healthier alternatives)

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Is Soda Bad for You? We don’t love labeling foods and beverages “good” or “bad” — not even soda. This sort of black-and-white thinking doesn’t do …

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Is your baby avoiding eye contact? Here’s what to know

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The Importance of Eye Contact in Your Baby’s Development—and When to Worry As a parent, watching your baby’s development is an exciting journey filled with milestones …

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How to banish midlife belly fat

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Navigating Midlife Ever noticed how belly fat seems to become a loyal companion once you hit a certain age? Blame it on the hormones! As we …

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Quiz: How many of these 1980s movies can you name from just one photo?

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How many of these 1980s movies can you name? Ready to take a cinematic trip down memory lane? Test your 1980s movie knowledge with this ultimate …

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10 slang words from the ’70s that used to be cool but aren’t anymore

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Rizz. It’s giving. It sends me. If you understood all three without pausing, you belong to a particular world. If you didn’t, you’ve just discovered you …

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Today’s chart-toppers that are aging like milk

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Today’s chart-toppers that are aging like milk One of our readers sent us a question we keep thinking about: Has today’s music crossed a line that …

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Americans get intimate after how many dates?

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This article was reviewed by Mike Bohl, MD. You’ve probably heard of the “three-date rule” — or maybe even the five-date one — when it comes …

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Foods your grandparents swore by that doctors now approve

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Science has a long track record of telling us our grandparents were wrong. Eggs cause heart attacks. Butter is poison. Fat makes you fat. Decades of …

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How does your body change during menopause?

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This article was reviewed by Julia Switzer, MD, FACOG. Key Takeaways: Changes to the labia minora in menopause can include thinning, paleness, and dryness. This happens …

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This Day in History: “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” premieres on the WB

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March 10 marks the 29th anniversary of the cult classic “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”. Sarah Michelle Gellar starred as 16-year-old Buffy, a high schooler chosen to …

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Your March 10 AI horoscope: Jupiter finally clocked back in and yes, it brought snacks

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Your daily AI horoscope Collective cosmic energy shifts on March 10, 2026, as a major period of stagnation concludes, according to Google Gemini. The primary astrological …

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Is AI changing how families find ABA therapy? Here’s what to know

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Key Takeaways Discovery is shifting from ranking to retrieval. AI now prioritizes clarity, structure, and trust over keyword stuffing or outdated SEO tactics. Recency and transparency …

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30 great things we could do in the ’70s that today’s kids just can’t

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Great things we could do in the ’70s that today’s kids just can’t The 1970s. It was a decade defined by the unfolding drama of the …

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Who are America’s caregivers? And who are they caring for?

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Executive summary Family caregivers are women and men who, at an average age of 52, provide unpaid support across a wide range of care needs for …

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Can you guess the 1972 song from just one lyric?

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Quiz: Can you guess the 1972 song from just one lyric?  The year 1972 stands as a remarkable chapter in music history, when creativity flourished across …