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Toxic chemicals are hiding in your house dust
Researchers say 45 toxic chemicals are found commonly in your house dust, with 10 of them lurking in 90% of homes across the country.
Toxic chemicals are hiding in your house dust
Will Trump's DC hotel survive his candidacy?
Donald Trump's controversial comments during his candidacy appear to have hurt him in the business world. His new luxury hotel in Washington might be the latest casualty. CNN's Phil Mattingly reports.
Will Trump's DC hotel survive his candidacy?
An island's future tied to farming crops from the past
Off the coast of Georgia lies a quiet island, accessible only by boat and home to about 50 year-round residents -- all descendants of slaves.
An island's future tied to farming crops from the past
Africa is firmly on the fashion map
The continent is making a splash in the fashion world.
Africa is firmly on the fashion map
Setting limits for 'spoiled' kids
More than 10 years ago, as I headed to one of my final OB/GYN appointments before my first daughter was born, I had a moment.
Setting limits for 'spoiled' kids
Internet raises over $200k for popsicle man
Fidencio Sanchez, 89, has been selling paletas, or popsicles, in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood for as long as almost anyone can remember. Despite his advanced age Sanchez isn't sure he's ready to quit working.
Internet raises over $200k for popsicle man
How sugar industry sweetened research in its favor
Old documents shed new light on the sugar industry's controversial history of funding heart disease research.
How sugar industry sweetened research in its favor
Real 'Fault in our Stars' couple takes a tragic turn
The more alcohol ads kids see, the more alcohol they consume
My girls, 8 and 10, really enjoy watching football, but I have to admit I cringe every time they see yet another beer commercial during a live game.
The more alcohol ads kids see, the more alcohol they consume
Raising a good person in a digital world
As parents, we have many hopes for our kids. We want them to grow up to live happy, successful lives. We hope they'll find love, maybe have kids of their own, and pursue their dreams. But at the bottom of all these wishes is the hope that our kid turns into a decent human being -- someone who is kind, respectful, and honest.
Raising a good person in a digital world
As parents, we have many hopes for our kids. We want them to grow up to live happy, successful lives. We hope they'll find love, maybe have kids of their own, and pursue their dreams. But at the bottom of all these wishes is the hope that our kid turns into a decent human being -- someone who is kind, respectful, and honest.
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