Six Tastes, by Adam FagenMost craft beer enthusiasts will tell you that the right beer can enhance your food, complement the seasons, and improve …
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Recent news reports about burger patties are making consumers see red—or at least pink. Last year, Jamie Oliver, a British chef and TV show host, …
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By MoneyBlogNewzBrother, can you spare $25? Nicholas Kristof did. In 2007, the New York Times columnist generated buzz when he wrote about his visits …
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By North CharlestonAs we get older, the passage of time seems to accelerate. Clinical social worker Linda A. Chernus, writing in Time & Society …
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The U.S. population continues to become more racially and ethnically diverse. In fact, most of the growth in population from …
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The public believes that class conflict is rising. Two-thirds of Americans say there are strong conflicts between the rich and the poor in America, according …
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“When does a broken heart become a diagnosis?” asked the New York Times in a front-page article in January, reporting …
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by Gabriela Molina (gabrielamolina.com)If you’ve spent any time on Facebook, you have probably wondered if people really have as many …
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We all know that Americans are living longer. But some of us are living much, much longer. According to the latest Census, the number of …
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In the United States, responsibility for climate change and other environmental problems is increasingly being shifted to consumers. Robert Antonio and Robert Brulle, in a …
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