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- Many professionals are feeling stagnant in their careers. What is the solution?
One in four white collar workers are stalled in their careers without a raise or a promotion in five years or more.
10 min - Companies are getting tariff refunds. What about consumers?
Some companies are providing refunds, while others decline.
4 min - Why the 'Music We Heard Along the Way' stays with us
Music has the power to take you back to one specific day to one special moment.
11 min - How families feel about a new missing person alert for autistic people
Researchers have found that nearly half of autistic children are prone to wandering.
6 min - With more sanctions on Iran anticipated, what can U.S. consumers expect?
President Trump announced that the U.S. will go after countries that support Iran economically.
7 min - How presidents have used pop culture to their advantage
Earlier this week, President Trump held the first IndyCar race in Washington, D.C. But the event is not without precedent.
6 min - Despite flaws in his research, one doctor's work still defines how pregnant opioid users are treated
A Tennessee obstetrician published a study that found naltrexone to be effective in helping pregnant patients stay off drugs. Auditors and addiction specialists found that his research had serious flaws.
10 min - Arm wrestling is on the rise: Inside the sport's newfound popularity
The classic combat sport is making a major resurgence in the U.S.
4 min - Amid backlash from residents, some cities are upping their standards for acceptable data centers
As the number of data centers across the U.S. continues to increase, so does public opposition to them.
4 min - What next for the Rohingya people in the U.S.?
Tuesday is the remembrance day for what the U.S. government calls a “genocidal” campaign against the ethnic Rohingya people in Myanmar.
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