13 things Boomers made possible that quietly shape your life today
Written by: Daniel Bukszpan
Things Boomers Made Possible That Quietly Shape Your Life Today For quite a few years now, you’ve been getting the short end of the stick, with …
Who’s really buying homes in NYC?
Written by: Eliza Theiss
Profiling NYC homebuyers in 2025 based on financing, buyer origin and location, plus ownership type shows a city split by cash, credit, borough loyalties and buyer …
Everyday risks Boomers shrugged off as kids
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
Everyday risks Boomers shrugged off as kids Baby Boomers survived childhoods filled with hazards that would trigger immediate intervention today. From unrestrained car rides to unsupervised …
Tiny but big impact health habits of ’80s stars
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
Tiny but big impact health habits of ’80s stars While mainstream culture chased fad diets and questionable fitness trends during the eighties, certain celebrities quietly practiced …
Why is menopause causing me to bloat?
Written by: Jill Seladi-Schulman PhD
This article was reviewed by Lynn Marie Morski, MD, JD. Key Takeaways: Bloating is a temporary feeling of fullness, pressure, or tightness in your abdomen, possibly …
This day in car history: The retro Nissan Figaro rolls of production
Written by: Nourhan Sandouk
On February 14, 1991, while many were celebrating Valentine’s Day, Nissan released a five-page press release on Nissan News, the official media channel of Nissan Motor …
This day in history: The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre
Written by: Nourhan Sandouk
On February 14, 1929, the city of Chicago witnessed one of the most infamous crimes in American history. Known as the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, this …
Your Feb 14 horoscope: Compassion is the new currency
Written by: Kaitlyn Farley
Your daily AI horoscope A powerful sense of karmic responsibility and structural realignment governs the day according to Google Gemini. With the planet of discipline newly …
Free finance classes for adults that actually pay off
Written by: MediaFeed Wire
In recent years, experts have noticed a gap in the education system. Recent graduates might be ready for their chosen career path, but do they have …
These once-lame cars are now hot (rod) commodities
Written by: Rachel Schneider
These once-lame cars are now hot commodities Every car can’t experience the Corvette effect. Immediate icon status upon initial introduction isn’t guaranteed. And yet, not every …
10 things you should never say to the IRS
Written by: Taylor Adams
10 things you should never say to the IRS Tax season can be a daunting time for anyone, especially if you owe back taxes. The Internal …
Smart questions to ask on the first three dates after 50
Written by: Laurie Gerber
If you’re dating over 50 and not sure what questions to ask on the first 3 dates, this guide will help you move from chemistry to …
Driving behaviors mechanics say slowly wreck your car
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
Driving behaviors mechanics say slowly wreck your car Every day driving habits cause hidden damage costing thousands in repairs over time, without most drivers realizing the …
Take a brain break and guess the names of these 1985 songs with just one lyric
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
Take a brain break and guess the names of these 1985 songs with just one lyric The year 1985 delivered unforgettable anthems from Madonna, Prince, and …
Revved up: The most impressive muscle cars of the ’60s & ’70s
Written by: Michelle McGuinness
The most impressive muscle cars of the ’60s & ’70s The 1960s and ‘70s were the golden era for muscle cars, an iconic breed of automobiles …
How long common medications stay in your system
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
How long common medications stay in your system Understanding medication elimination helps with dosing schedules, drug interactions, and potential side effects. Different drugs clear your system …
What happens to sperm after a vasectomy?
Written by: Daniel Yetman
This article was reviewed by Darragh O’Carroll, MD. Key Takeaways: After a vasectomy, sperm production doesn’t stop — but sperm can’t travel through the vas deferens …
This day in car history: Hungarian engineers get first carburetor patent
Written by: Nourhan Sandouk
In the late 1800s inventors everywhere were trying to figure out how to make engines more reliable and efficient. One of the most important steps happened …
This day in history: The first Black baseball league is established
Written by: Nourhan Sandouk
In the early 1900s, baseball wasn’t a game for everyone, Black players were not allowed to play in the major Leagues, Jim Crow laws and the …
Your Feb 13 horoscope: The universe nudges us inward
Written by: Kaitlyn Farley
Your daily AI horoscope A powerful shift toward personal accountability and structural change marks the beginning of a long-term cycle according to Google Gemini. Today is …
