Lifestyle
If loneliness isn’t rising, why does it still feel like a crisis?
At some point, most people know what it feels like to be lonely—those internal moments of drifting, disconnection, or simply not feeling seen....
What to try when your baby cries for hours
There’s a moment every new parent meets—the hour that stretches a little too long, the baby who cries a little too hard, and...
What Middle East conflicts mean for flights and fares
As geopolitical tensions flare in the Middle East, the effects are being felt not just on the ground, but thousands of feet above...
How liver health and daily habits are connected
Everyone talks about detox like it’s a product. But your body already has one built-in: the liver. It filters, processes, and clears almost...
Minimalism linked to improved mental health, according to experts
A drawer that opens smoothly. A shelf free from overstuffed regrets. A corner that feels like exhale. These aren’t just design choices—they’re signals...
Why does jeans have a tiny pocket?
There’s a pocket on your jeans that’s never held your phone, rarely holds coins, and routinely pinches your knuckles when you try to...
What the matcha craze is really costing
A tiny bamboo whisk. A green swirl of powder. A few seconds of silence before the first sip. This is how matcha entered...
This is the best fruit for gut health, says a digestive health expert
Most people think of fiber as something optional—nice to have if you're watching your digestion or aiming for heart health. But the numbers...
Student loan repayment rules get an overhaul under Senate bill
Student loan reforms often spark debate around forgiveness or political agendas. But this latest Senate-approved legislation isn’t about headlines—it’s about changing how educational...
What is colorism and why it still hurts within our own communities
There’s a kind of bias that rarely makes the headlines but quietly shapes everything from dating preferences to job interviews. It whispers in...
Hong Kong’s Global Education Hub Needs a Purpose Reset
Climbing the QS World University Rankings isn’t a small feat—and Hong Kong has done it with style. Several of the city’s universities now...
What to do when you’re grieving
Grief isn’t something to fix. It’s something to understand. To move with, not against. When we lose something—or someone—important, what happens next isn’t...
Spill the beans? The secret history behind your favorite gossip idiom
You’ve definitely heard it before. Maybe at brunch. Maybe in the group chat. Maybe right before someone dropped news they weren’t supposed to....
Why you might burp or fart during a massage—and what it really means
You’re two minutes into your deep tissue massage. The room is quiet. Your shoulders start to melt. Then… a burp escapes. It’s not...
Matcha lifestyle trend is brewing worldwide
A bamboo whisk. A ceramic bowl. A swirl of fine green powder that settles into silence. Matcha—once prepared by monks as part of...
Co-parenting with an ex when your styles don’t match
Two toothbrushes. Two routines. Two homes. One child, learning to navigate both. Co-parenting isn’t a design brief anyone really chooses—it’s often born out...
How multicultural cohesion can survive in a fractured world
Across the world, social cohesion is under stress. Not because diversity itself is unsustainable, but because the civic glue that holds diverse societies...
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