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What every homeowner should know about the new clean energy tax credit

(BPT) - Whether you are in the market for a new home or ready to upgrade your current residence, investing in energy-efficient home improvements could help you save money thanks to the Inflation … more

4/4/24

Guerilla bus stop benches are spurring Berkeley officials to install official seating for transit passengers

Next City reports that activists in Berkeley, California, have been building benches for bus riders in hopes the city will follow suit to provide even more seating. more

Maylin Tu for Next City | 4/4/24

Growing quickly helped the earliest dinosaurs and other ancient reptiles flourish in the aftermath of mass extinction

It may be hard to imagine, but once upon a time, dinosaurs didn’t dominate their world. When they first originated, they were just small, two-legged carnivores overshadowed by a diverse array of other reptiles. … more

Kristi Curry Rogers, Macalester College, The Conversation | 4/4/24

The number of female Certified Financial Planners grew by 13.9%. Here's a closer look at who is joining the profession—and where

SmartAsset compares data on Certified Financial Planners to reveal findings about who is joining the profession and which states had the highest growth. more

Jaclyn DeJohn | 4/4/24

What is metabolism? A biochemist explains how different people convert energy differently ? and why that matters for your health

If you’ve spent any time scrolling through the health and wellness corners of social media, you’ve likely come across many products claiming to improve your metabolism. But what exactly is your metabolism? … more

Travis Nemkov, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, The Conversation | 4/4/24

For some Christians, a solar eclipse signals the second coming of Christ

Does the upcoming solar eclipse signal the second coming of Jesus? In all likelihood, no, but that hasn’t stopped people from speculating that it does. … more

Eric Vanden Eykel, Ferrum College, The Conversation | 4/4/24

Top 10 cities with the lowest and highest salaries needed to live comfortably

SmartAsset determines the average salary needed to live alone or support a family comfortably in major U.S. cities. more

Jaclyn DeJohn | 4/4/24

During the 2024 eclipse, biologists like us want to find out how birds will respond to darkness in the middle of the day

The total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, coincides with an exciting time for wild birds. Local birds are singing for mates and fighting for territories as they gear up for their once-a-year chance to breed. … more

Kimberly Rosvall, Indiana University and Liz Aguilar, Indiana University, The Conversation | 4/4/24

25 hardest colleges to get into in America

Stacker used the most recent data from the National Center for Education Statistics to rank the 25 hardest colleges to get into across the U.S. more

Emma Rubin | 4/4/24

How reality dating TV shows have changed since the 1960s

OLBG hit rewind on reality dating TV shows to discover just how much they've changed over the last six decades, using news reports and studies. more

Madison Troyer | 4/4/24

Guns are the leading cause of childhood death in the US. Here are 6 tips to safely store firearms at home

Writing for The Conversation, gun safety experts share important tips for everyone who keeps firearms at home. more

Jennifer Necci Dineen for The Conversation, Kerri Raissian for The Conversation | 4/4/24

Medicare recipients are putting off care more than other insured adults as costs rise

QMedic analyzed Commonwealth Fund survey data to illustrate how higher health care costs are hurting Americans, particularly Medicare recipients. more

Dom DiFurio | 4/4/24

The states where people pay the most in car insurance premiums

Cheap Insurance compiled a ranking of the states where people pay the most in full-coverage car insurance premiums using MarketWatch data. more

Mike Taylor, Data Work By Karim Noorani | 4/4/24

To reduce your stroke risk, take care of your heart and head by controlling high blood pressure.

Stroke & Dementia in Black Men: Tips for Staying Healthy During National Minority Health Month and Beyond

from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders & Stroke (NAPSI)—With nearly 800,000 Americans having a stroke each year, it remains a leading cause of death and long-term … more

4/4/24

6 ways to smell fresher from your pits to your bits

(BPT) - There's a funny thing about body odor. It's not confined to your underarms. It can affect your whole body, from your pits to your bits ... and beyond. Ever get a whiff of your feet after a … more

4/4/24

Rate Your Preparedness: Insurance Coverages to Help Your Contracting Business Manage Financial Risk

(BPT) - A single day in construction can prompt just about every emotion — the pride of seeing a project near completion, the frustration of project delays and the anxiety that comes with … more

4/4/24

4 Ways Your Screen Time Could Be Costing You

(BPT) - Screens are a necessary part of life today, particularly for those who rely on their computers or other digital devices for work. But did you know that spending long hours on screens can have … more

4/4/24

Celebrate Spring with Brunch Favorites

(Family Features) Few things go together quite like fresh spring air, warm sunshine and a menu made up of delicious brunch bites. From sweet to savory and back again, you can turn your mid-morning meal into a full-blown feast. more

4/3/24

For the Maya, solar eclipses were a sign of heavenly clashes ? and their astronomers kept sophisticated records to predict them

We live in a light-polluted world, where streetlamps, electronic ads and even backyard lighting block out all but the brightest celestial objects in the night sky. But travel to an officially protected “Dark Sky” area, gaze skyward and be amazed. … more

Kimberly H. Breuer, University of Texas at Arlington, The Conversation | 4/3/24

Could sharing a bedroom with your pets be keeping you from getting a good night’s sleep?

Sleeping with your dog in the same room could be negatively affecting your sleep quality, according to my team’s recently published research in Scientific Reports. … more

Brian N. Chin, Trinity College, The Conversation | 4/3/24

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FDA Advisors Recommend Approval of New ALS Drug Act

ALS is a vicious disease with no known cure. We've all seen tragedy unfold as victims of this neurodegenerative disease claim the lives of about 30,000 just in the US. The new drug, AMX0035, …

Billions of cicadas are about to emerge from underground in a rare double-brood convergence

In the wake of North America’s recent solar eclipse, another historic natural event is on the horizon. From late April through June 2024, the largest brood of 13-year cicadas, known as Brood XIX, will co-emerge with a midwestern brood of 17-year cicadas, Brood XIII.