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Reasons to be Cheerful reports that with rebates and other perks encouraging residents to say goodbye to gas-powered equipment, springtime has gotten a little quieter.

House of Leon explores how recent shifts in tariffs and trade policies are accelerating the transformation of the furniture industry, changing where tables, sofas, and decor come from and at what cost.

The Conversation reports on one of the most common yet underestimated factors interfering with our sleep these days—how we engage with social media before bed.

Naturepedic says that from food packaging to cleaning products, to personal care items and even crib mattresses, harmful chemicals have quietly worked their way into everyday life, and are polluting the very air babies breathe while they sleep.

Rula explores the addictive properties of caffeine that can lead to dependence for some people.

Naturepedic explains how you can protect yourself and, by extension, the planet from greenwashing.

Hims asked expert barbers for their takes on the best haircuts for a receding hairline—styles that are flattering, easy to maintain, and confidence-boosting.

MyFitnessPal tackles meal planning and helps families fit personalized and nutritious meals seamlessly into their busy lives.

Hers ranked 25 whole food grocery items to identify potential budget busters and find the best affordable swaps for your shopping list.

Ollie used data from the American Veterinary Medical Association to explore how pet popularity has shifted over the past three decades.

Shipley Energy says that when temperatures rise, it’s time to consider turning on the AC, and there are a few things that can be easily done to ensure that it’s running properly.

GOAT says the boots-only summer trend is driving a 49% increase in sales of cleats. 

Economic Hardship Reporting Project and Civil Eats report that while more Native Hawaiians live in the continental U.S. than they do in Hawaii, many in the diaspora long for stronger ties to their home and cultural identity.

SmartAsset ranked 90 of the largest U.S. cities across 11 happiness metrics spanning the categories of personal finance, physical well-being, and quality of life to determine the happiest cities in America.

LinkBuilder set out to discover how the celebrities of the ancient world still impact lives today.

Hims presents a regional guide to the junk food people in your state crave the most.

Charlie Health explores shocking eating disorder statistics—including early age of onset, rising youth cases, and treatment outcomes.

Hims research determined which fast food burgers have the healthiest nutritional content and which ones to save for a special splurge.

The Salt Lake Tribune shares a story about a cart, built by a Utah father whose daughter could no longer walk, that is redefining outdoor accessibility for families around the world.

Dremel shares five tips for summer DIY projects: Plan carefully, gather the right tools, choose durable materials, break down tasks, and double-check measurements.

Experian explains that average wedding costs vary significantly based on region and guest count, with an average cost of about $280 per guest.

Ollie used data from the Animal Legal and Historical Center to examine requirements for certifying a service dog and how they vary by state.

Reasons to be Cheerful reveals a growing conservation burial movement that is challenging the funeral industry’s environmental footprint while healing the land.

The 74 reports on how trained parent educators help St. Louis parents and caregivers navigate developmental milestones and support kids from birth until kindergarten.

TruckInfo.net researchers analyzed data from various U.S. agencies to better understand why and where adult children live with their parents.

To find out the longest-living dog breeds, Stacker examined data from the journal Nature and the American Kennel Club‘s 2024 breed popularity rankings.