Short, minimalist baby names are taking over
Spokeo reports a rise in short, minimalist baby names as parents favor simplicity, cultural versatility, and modern elegance in naming choices. Continue Reading
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8 ways people are making friends without using social media in 2026
Spokeo reports people are seeking real-world connections to combat loneliness, using running clubs, friendship apps, and phone-free events. Continue Reading
The most common street names in America and what they reveal about us
ThatsThem reports on the top 10 most common U.S. street names, revealing cultural and historical insights, from Main Street to Maple Street. Continue Reading
Homeowners want more time outdoors. Most backyards aren’t planned for it.
Bromic Heating reports on strategies for homeowners to get more enjoyable outdoor time during cold weather. Continue Reading
The 'right to wind in your hair'
Reasons to be Cheerful reports on John Seigel-Boettner’s Cycling Without Age program in Santa Barbara, fostering connections between seniors and the… Continue Reading
Why dry winter air makes it harder to sleep and how to fix it
Naturepedic reports that dry winter air affects sleep quality and health; maintaining humidity helps improve comfort and wellness. Continue Reading
Feeling overwhelmed by the holidays? Here’s how to take back control.
April Health reports that holiday stress is increasing for many Americans, driven by financial pressure and family dynamics; strategies to manage it… Continue Reading
The prestige code: How area codes shape culture and influence in 2025
PeopleWin reports area codes hold cultural prestige, shaping perceptions of status and influencing professional interactions in 2025. Continue Reading
7 email address practices that say more about you than you think
Spokeo reports that your email address subtly reveals personal traits. Choices like birth years or outdated domains can impact perceptions… Continue Reading
Survey: Why Americans say their health improved significantly in 2025
Hims reports that a recent survey shows 64% of Americans feel healthier in 2025, focusing on mental health, sleep, and financial wellness. Continue Reading