Drinking coffee is associated with a lower risk of developing dementia. But it isn’t the only caffeinated beverage that could protect brain health. A recent scientific study — published in the Journal of Nutrition, Health and Aging — suggests that green tea lowers the risk of dementia. Researchers looked at data from more than 13,000 Japanese people between the ages of 40 and 74…
Good news for job seekers: Hybrid careers are on the rise in key areas. To help you pinpoint which career fields offer the most prospects for hybrid remote jobs in 2025, FlexJobs is covering the five top-growing industries for hybrid jobs. You’ll also find expert tips on evaluating hybrid workplaces and get answers to common questions about these flexible job opportunities. Keep reading to see…
Fall is a season bursting with vibrant fruits and vegetables, offering everything from crisp apples and pears to hearty squashes and pumpkins. However, as the days grow shorter and cooler, keeping these delicious produce items fresh can become a bit of a challenge. If you’ve found yourself wondering how to extend the shelf life of your fall harvest and enjoy its flavors well into the season, you’…
Advertising Disclosure: When you buy something by clicking links within this article, we may earn a small commission, but it never affects the products or services we recommend. Donald Trump’s campaign promise of “no tax on tips” struck a chord in places like Las Vegas, where tens of thousands of bartenders, servers, and hotel staff depend on gratuities. For many, it sounded like a long-overdue…
From solar panel rebates to green buildings and composting programs, which U.S. cities are leading the nation for Earth-friendly initiatives and sustainable urban development? To find out, LawnStarter ranked the most sustainable cities. To rank the nation’s greenest cities, we compared the 500 largest U.S. cities using 47 eco-conscious metrics — such as restrictions on gas-powered lawn…
Many people seem to have a love-it-or-hate-it attitude toward warehouse stores, but I am a proud card-carrying Costco member because it does save me money. Here’s how I save money at Costco and avoid the (expensive) pitfall of overspending on bulk goods. With only two in our household, we don’t do all of our shopping at Costco, but some bargains keep us going back about once a month.
