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Recently, NPR published an article reporting the effect of screen exposure on sleep quality and duration in teenagers. According to a study by sleep researchers from the University of Michigan, one in six parents surveyed said that their teenage child had trouble falling asleep or staying asleep for three nights or more during a week. […]

Most people in the U.S. move several times throughout their life. College, marriage, and job hunting all pull people to new towns and new homes. In fact, every year around 35.1 million people in the U.S. move. Some people, however, move a lot more frequently than others, sometimes relocating every year or several times a […]

Kia and Hyundai are in the hot seat with the Center for Auto Safety. This nonprofit safety group has demanded the two automotive manufacturers issue a worldwide recall after nearly a decade of reported vehicle fires have been ignored. Since 2010, there have been over 220 complaints regarding vehicle fires and more than 200 reports […]

A recent report published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has revealed an alarming decline in the insect populations of Puerto Rico. The authors of the study point to climate change as a factor in the loss of tropical insect life. The study focused on Puerto Rico’s large national forest, El Yunque. This forest […]

As of 2017, there were more than 111 million renters that lived inside apartments across the United States. In one of the most popular cities in the entire world, apartments are great, but condos are the living space of choice, though not for the frugal spender. The average sales price in Manhattan was $1.9 million for condos in existing […]

It’s important to take breaks from the news of the human world and step into the animal kingdom. Most news about animals doesn’t leave us quite as disappointed in humanity, so it can be a pleasant respite. We take breaks after work and head to happy hour, so what’s to keep birds from doing the […]