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Rethinking fresh starts: A gentler way to begin the year

Blueprint reports on redefining New Year's resolutions by embracing small, sustainable changes instead of drastic reinvention for lasting growth.

7 online habits that quietly expose you to identity theft, and how you can fix them today

Lifeguard reports seven online habits that increase identity theft risk, urging consumers to rethink behaviors and enhance security measures.

The fastest-rising unusual “new gen” first names

PeopleFinders reports a surge in unique baby names as parents seek creativity and individuality inspired by pop culture and social media trends.

The curse of the New Year’s resolution: Why January is the worst time to set a goal

Skoove, in collaboration with DataPulse Research, reports that January is often a poor time for setting resolutions, as initial motivation doesn't lead to long-term habit formation.

Why your dog suddenly refuses to move in the middle of a walk

Kinship reports that dogs may refuse to move for various reasons, including fear, discomfort, or simply enjoying their environment. Understanding their body language is key to addressing the behavior.

Why does your dog get so excited about snow?

Kinship reports that dogs love snow for its sensory stimulation, cold temperatures, and unique scents, though safety measures are crucial.

The 25 best places to retire in the US in 2026, ranked by what retirees value most

The Motley Fool reports on the 25 best U.S. retirement locations for 2026, ranked based on retirees' priorities like quality of life and healthcare access.

How to build a simple mental health routine this winter (no overhaul needed)

April Health reports six tips to boost mental health this winter, including outdoor breaks, gratitude journaling, and mindful breathing.

Planning life after high school isn’t easy: 4 tips for students and their families

The Conversation reports on four tips for families to help high school seniors navigate post-graduation decisions, from shadowing jobs to considering gap years.

New review of studies finds children with ADHD are more likely to struggle with motor skills

Understood reports children with ADHD are more likely to struggle with motor skills, highlighting the importance of early interventions.

The Human Connection Study: How Gen Z’s pursuit of personal growth is redefining romance

Match Group reports Gen Z values true love more than any prior generation but only 55% feel ready for relationships, seeking personal growth first.

How the world dressed in 2025 and what might be on the horizon for 2026

Grailed reports 2025 saw luxury brands dominate, with a focus on craft over trends, while 2026 hints at a resurgence of minimalism amid evolving styles.

Has the doodle craze gotten out of hand? The truth behind this trendy breed

Kinship reports on the Doodle craze, exploring their popularity, hybrid nature, health risks, and grooming needs, urging potential owners to consider individual dogs over trends.

Where alcohol is most and least popular

SmartAsset reports Alaska leads in annual per-capita alcohol spending at $1,250 per adult, while Utah spends the least at $606.

Finding your healthiest sleep position: Comparing side, back, and stomach sleeping

Naturepedic reports that sleep position affects health, with side sleeping benefiting spinal health, while stomach sleeping can cause strain.

Big Game food trends: DoorDash data reveals how America eats on game day

DoorDash reports that on Big Game Sunday 2025, chicken wings topped orders, with guacamole, pizza, and loaded fries also popular.

The pirouette to the street: The rise of the ballet sneaker

Sneakers.com reports a rise in ballet sneakers, merging athletic and dance styles. Search interest surged by 211%, showcasing their growing popularity.

30 foods that are poisonous to dogs

Stacker showcases 30 foods that can potentially be poisonous to dogs. The list includes things like nutmeg, garlic, cherries, peaches, onions, and other everyday foods.

31 foods that are poisonous to dogs

Stacker showcases 31 foods that can potentially be poisonous to dogs. The list includes things like nutmeg, garlic, cherries, peaches, onions, and other everyday foods.

10 countries where US pet food comes from

To find the top 10 countries where U.S. pet food comes from, Ollie analyzed import data from the U.S. Census Bureau from 2010 through June 2021.

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