16 Illnesses Water Can Prevent and Heal

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Water is by far the most important resource in the world, yet it garners the respect of so few. How often do you find...

Bitcoin Blasts to Record $124,000 as Regulatory Shift Fuels Crypto Boom

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Bitcoin soared to an unprecedented high of $124,000 in early Thursday trading, capping a powerful week-long rally that’s reignited enthusiasm across the cryptocurrency market....

The $10,000 Mistake Young Professionals Are Making—And It’s Not the Coffee

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Forget blaming the $5 latte. According to Yuval Shuminer, CEO of the fintech app Piere, the real money leak for many young professionals is...

Trump Vows to Protect Social Security as Critics Push Fear Over...

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Ninety years after Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Social Security into law, the program continues to provide a vital lifeline to nearly 69 million Americans...

Matcha Mania: Harvard Doctor Says Japanese Green Tea Powder Could Help...

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From the serene tea ceremonies of Japan to the smoothie bowls of Instagram, matcha has captured the world’s attention. This finely ground green tea...

Surprising Reasons Why Your Palms Itch

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Itchy palms can be surprisingly annoying—and while the old saying links them to incoming money, the real causes are usually more medical than mystical. Common...

3 Popular Money Rules You Might Be Better Off Breaking

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Some financial advice is so ingrained it feels like gospel: make a budget, cut “wants,” and buy a home as soon as possible. But...

Brain Secrets of ‘Super Agers’: Why Some Keep Sharp Minds Into...

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Memory decline may seem like a natural part of aging, but new research from Northwestern University shows it’s not inevitable. In a groundbreaking 25-year...

Pension Pots Plundered Early: Why Millions Risk Running Out of Money...

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Withdrawing pension cash before reaching state pension age is fast becoming the “new norm” — but financial experts warn it could leave many short...

The Japanese Art of Forest Bathing: How Nature Can Heal Your...

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In Japan, there’s a practice called shinrin-yoku, or “forest bathing,” that’s less about hiking and more about immersing yourself in nature with all your...