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Acts of Kindness

Children’s Book Author Reveals His Secret to Getting Kids to Smile in Photos

Capturing the perfect photo of a child can be challenging. Kids often struggle with the tasks that come naturally to adults: sitting still, focusing, and giving a genuine smile. Instead, their smiles can sometimes resemble a forced grimace, reminiscent of Matthew Perry’s character on “Friends.” This common issue was recently tackled in a viral tweet by children’s author Adam Perry, which garnered nearly 300,000 likes. Perry posted side-by-side photos of […]

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Relationships

Dad Navigating a Difficult Divorce Shares Heartwarming Letter from His Daughter

Divorce can be an incredibly challenging experience, stirring up feelings of despair, anxiety, and loss. Families often face emotional distress, separation from children, and financial difficulties during this trying time. According to the Holmes-Rahe Stress Scale, divorce ranks as the second most stressful life event, just behind the death of a spouse. In a touching example of hope amid adversity, a Reddit user known as stefanfection shared a heartwarming letter

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Culture

Does Earning $400k a Year Make You Rich? The Debate on Wealth in America Heats Up

President Biden has set a clear threshold for what he considers “wealthy” in the United States. According to him, anyone earning $400,000 or more annually should be subject to higher taxes. Biden has argued that individuals in this income bracket can afford to contribute more to help fund social programs and address economic challenges exacerbated by the pandemic. In various speeches, Biden has emphasized that his proposed tax hikes would

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Science

Experimental Brain Implant Instantly Relieves Patient’s Depression

Researchers are continually seeking new ways to treat depression without the negative side effects or dependency issues associated with many conventional medications. While alternatives such as psychopsilocybin and ketamine have emerged, a recent innovation involves a surgically implanted brain device. For one patient, this new approach has proven transformative. Sarah, 36, had long struggled with severe depression. According to reports from BBC and CNN, her symptoms were so debilitating that

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Acts of Kindness

From Mentorship to Giving Back: How One Man is Paying It Forward

Anthony Sampson has long recognized the significance of mentorship. Growing up in Houston, he was guided by a mentor who instilled in him the value of community service and giving back. By the time he graduated and moved to Dallas, he was determined to pass on this wisdom to future generations. As an Allstate insurance agent for 38 years, Sampson co-founded 100 Black Men of Greater Dallas/Fort Worth over two

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Animals

Ginger the Dog Reunites with Family 5 Years After Being Stolen

After far too many years apart, a beloved dog has finally returned to the family she was taken from. Ginger, a sweet pup, was stolen from her family in 2017. Her owner, Barney Lattimore from Janesville, Wisconsin, never gave up hope that one day he would find his beloved dog. Whenever he spotted a dog that looked even vaguely like Ginger on rescue websites or at humane societies, he would

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Culture

How Video Games Are Supporting Veterans’ Mental Health

In recent years, video games have emerged as an unexpected ally in the fight for veterans’ mental health. While traditionally viewed as a source of entertainment, gaming is now being recognized for its potential to offer significant mental health benefits, particularly for those who have served in the military.  As more veterans face challenges such as PTSD, anxiety, and depression, video games are proving to be a valuable tool in

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Acts of Kindness

Inspired by Kindness: Couple Starts Community Pet Food Pantry After Witnessing a Struggle

Owning a pet can be quite costly. Annually, dog owners may spend between $250 to $700 on food, while cat owners might shell out around $120 to $500. Despite the expense, many of us willingly invest in our pets because of the joy and companionship they bring into our lives. However, for some, managing these costs can be challenging, no matter how much they love their pets. This is where

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Science

Is Screen Time Harmful? New Insights on Social Media and Mental Health

For years, concerns have grown about the potential negative effects of screen time and social media on mental health.  The narrative has often centered on the belief that spending too much time in front of screens—whether it’s browsing social media, watching videos, or playing games—leads to anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues.  However, recent studies suggest that the connection between screen time and mental health might not be as

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Relationships

Navigating Separation Anxiety: A Fall Guide for Parents

As autumn rolls in and routines shift with the changing seasons, many parents find themselves facing a common challenge: their child’s separation anxiety. With school back in session and the holidays approaching, the transition can be particularly tough for children who struggle with being apart from their parents. Understanding and addressing separation anxiety can help ease this transition and support your child’s emotional well-being. Understanding Separation Anxiety Separation anxiety is

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