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Author: Julie Hambleton

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8 min read Entertainment

For most of us alive today, we porn has been something that has always been there. Most of us will remember the days of the X-rated section in the movie store that you had to be 18 years or older in order to go inside. Thos days, of course, are of the past: Now, you...

9 min read Entertainment

The birth rate in the United States is down and continues to decline further. The Trump administration is apparently considering a proposal to try and change that. Primarily, they are considering a monetary incentive for woman who have children. The question is, however, will it work? The $5,000 “Baby Bonus” Proposal One proposal being considered...

3 min read Entertainment

Real Housewives Star and podcast host Teddi Mellencamp recently announced that she is battling stage 4 cancer. This diagnosis, however, hasn’t stopped her from finding the humor in her situation and trying to stay positive. She recently shared a humorous anecdote about her ongoing cancer journey, shedding light on her dark yet light-hearted conversation with...

4 min read Food

Potatoes are one of those foods that are truly the backbone of society. Similar to other staples like rice and corn, they become the ever important backdrop to many delicious meals. French fries, mashed potatoes, scalloped, hash browns, tater tots, baked potatoes, potato wedges – they are delicious, packed full of nutrients, and have been...

9 min read Kids

Malnutrition is dangerous for anyone, but especially for children. Malnutrition also doesn’t happen only to people who have very little to eat – it can also happen to those who have enough calories but not enough nutrition. This is what happened to an eight-year-old boy in Malaysia, who has permanently lost his eyesight due to...

9 min read Kids

Asthma is a common chronic condition affecting children across North America. While asthma attacks can happen at any moment, many students’ most common site of attack is while they are at school. After all, they spend 6 hours a day there, 5 days per week. Though some schools permit students to carry their own inhalers...

6 min read Kids

For decades, the school lunches in the United States have been falling far short in terms of their nutritional value for children. In fact, in many cases they seem to be doing more harm than good, outside of providing calories. This is just the problem: For many children in America, their school lunch is their...