11 Lifestyle Factors That Could Be Making You Anxious
1. You're drinking too much coffee.Coffee has been linked to increased anxiety. Dealing with chronic anxiety, I try to avoid coffee and other caffeinated foods and beverages. Instead of a cup of Java...
View Article8 Surprising (And Easy) Memory Boosters
The key to remembering where you put your keys? It could be as easy as these simple tweaks to your daily routine.Practice good postureGo thank Mom for nagging you to sit up straight—standing and...
View ArticleHow to Tell if a Nutrition Bar Is Actually Healthy
You may have heard the recent news that the FDA sent a warning letter to KIND Snacks. The agency's main beef with some of the company's bars? They call themselves "healthy"—even though certain flavors...
View Article12 Ways to Spend Less on Food
Food is expensive. In February 2015, Americans spent $58.9 billion on food eaten at home and almost the same amount ($57.5 billion) on food consumed away from home, according to the U.S. Department of...
View Article66 life-changing things you can do with a lemon
When life gives you lemons, it’s time to read this list.We researched all of the miraculous things you can do with lemons, from the juice to the peel. Uses include making you healthier, more beautiful,...
View ArticleA Texas Woman Might Use The 'Religious Freedom' Law In The Most Amazing Way...
Joan Cheever said police infringed her religious freedom when they fined her $2,000 for feeding the homeless in San Antonio.As she'd done every Tuesday for years, Cheever was giving out free meals from...
View ArticleRedhead banned from school for being too ginger
NOT since the middle ages has there been such a witch hunt for a redhead.A 17-year-old, who was about to sit her senior exams, has been banned from school because her hair is too ginger.Emily Reay has...
View ArticleOn Tax Day, Obama Angers Americans By Suggesting They Pay Even More For….
If you don’t believe progressive educators in the public school system are doing their best to indoctrinate your children with all kinds of wacky ideas, you either have an identity crisis, believing...
View ArticleU.S. judge won't remove marijuana from most-dangerous drug list
Efforts to legalize marijuana suffered a defeat in court Wednesday when a judge upheld the constitutionality of a 1970 federal law that classifies cannabis as a dangerous drug akin to LSD and...
View ArticleUp to 300,000 students have boycotted New York State standardized testing...
It's an anti-testing tsunami.Thousands of families across the Empire State said no to standardized testing, boycotting the state-mandated English Language Arts exams which began Tuesday.While accurate...
View ArticleThe bank moved to seize a widow’s home. But it didn’t tell her the loan was...
For more than a decade after her husband died, Laura Coleman Biggs paid her mortgage to a Bank of America subsidiary. She was never told, even as she was weeks from losing her home, that her husband...
View ArticleFrance wants to fight terrorism by spying on everyone - Prime minister says...
French lawmakers have spent the past four days debating a controversial anti-terrorism bill that, if passed, would dramatically expand the government's surveillance powers. The law's backers describe...
View ArticleState seizes 11-year-old, arrests his mother after he defends medical...
From the website run by investigative journalist Ben Swann:On March 24, cannabis oil activist Shona Banda‘s life was flipped upside-down after her son was taken from her by the State of Kansas. The...
View Article"In late March, the U.S. 8th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the federal...
Mark Brewer is a decorated Air Force veteran who fought in the global war on terror. But last month, he became a casualty in the drug war.In late March, the U.S. 8th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that...
View Article150 cops for 300 residents: the Michigan town running 'pay-to-play' policing
Oakley, Michigan, is not a hotbed of crime. But if that should change, it seems well placed to cope, because the village is believed to have a police force numbering almost 150 people, or one officer...
View ArticleOregon towns won't wait for Google Fiber, start building their own gigabit...
Google Fiber is fast, but a handful of Portland suburbs want to move faster.Some of the same Oregon cities Google is eyeing for its speedy Internet service are contemplating building their own...
View ArticleA federal judge has ruled that FBI agents went too far when they shut off...
A federal judge in Las Vegas has ruled that FBI agents went too far when they shut off Internet service to a Las Vegas hotel room last summer, then posed as repairmen so they could get a peek into the...
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"It’s easy to assume that workers earning less than $15 is a small subset of...
Turns out it’s 42% of all U.S. workers.Ever since fast-food workers walked off their jobs in New York City in November 2012 to demand $15 per hour, that dollar figure has been the rallying cry of the...
View ArticleCollege Forced to Apologize for Serving Mexican Food at Sci-Fi Event Because...
File this under “Tales of the Strange but True.”The University of California, Santa Cruz issued a public apology after students held a Sci-Fi event on campus that featured Mexican food as part of the...
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