Teen pregnancy rates in the U.S. are at a
historic low among all racial and ethnic
groups, dropping 40 percent between 1990 and
2008, according to a new report released by the
National Center for Health Statistics.
A new study shows that practicing positive
character traits like looking on the bright
side, showing gratitude and using humor can
actually boost your well-being and make your
happier.
World Refugee Day was recently celebrated
around the world and highlighted the 43.7
million people worldwide who were forced from
their homes last year, the highest level in 15
years.
Switching to a new cellphone carrier can cost
as much as $35 per line just to activate the
new wireless plan, according to Kiplinger.com.
Other fees can add up to hundreds, as well. But
there are ways to save.
Summer is coming. Hot weather is good, but only
if you can get away from it inside your home.
Learn how to keep your air conditioning system
working well so you can stay cool in the summer
without getting whacked in your wallet.
The number of dads staying home with the kids,
while still small, has more than doubled in the
last decade, according to U.S. Census data.
It's up from 1.6 percent in 2001 to 3.4 percent
last year.
If health care reform is burned to the ground
by the Supreme Court, newly energized Obama
supporters may rise from the ashes hoping the
president who helped build health care reform
once can do it again.
The days are longer and the kids are out of
school. Picnics and potlucks are plentiful this
time of year. These four mouthwatering recipes,
provided by talented food bloggers, will give
you ideas for your next outing.
