We tested the cookie-cutter pumpkin carving “hack” to see if it really worked. It’s slow, hard to remove, can break cutters, and feels unsafe and messy. Skip it and use a proper carving kit ...

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New research suggests that medical advice introduced a decade ago has successfully helped 60,000 children avoid this life-threatening allergy. “I can actually come to you today and say there are fewer ...

From the required upper body strength to artistic skills, carving a pumpkin can be seriously hard work. But luckily for those of us who particularly struggle with the design part of jack-o'-lantern ...

How can we stay happy in an age gone mad? It often feels as though all is unstable at the moment. Uncertainty dominates the economy. Our politics and planet are a mess. Scientific experts and ...

The needlework and yarn enthusiast shared a video on Aug. 26, 2025, that showed how a thrifted sweater can go from a rack at Goodwill to a ball of yarn ready for reuse. After purchasing the 100% ...

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FARGO — It was a scant six weeks ago when U.S. Sens. Kevin Cramer and John Hoeven, Republicans of North Dakota, stressed the need for respectful dialogue in these trying times. Podcaster Charlie Kirk ...

Finnish neuro-wellness startup Audicin has announced a unique wearable that aims to help users manage stress and accelerate recovery throughout the workday—even in environments where phones aren’t ...

Listening to your friend describe their latest vacation, one detail stands out: They used airline miles and hotel points to defray the cost — all thanks to their credit card rewards. This approach ...

Thinking about how to stop sugar cravings? Well, there’s something deeply persuasive about sugar in the morning. The brain doesn’t need time to rationalize it—it’s already halfway to the fridge. For ...