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The next major Steam sale is the Spring Sale, starting on March 13. You'll have to wait a bit now that the Winter sale has ended, so make sure you do spring cleaning on your backlog to prepare.

Jaire Alexander hasn't played for the Green Bay Packers since Week 11 and it's unlikely he will again this season. Alexander, who's been dealing with a PCL tear, is likely out for the remainder of ...

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In this interview with TEMITOPE ADETUNJI, Enyia Chiamaka shares how the loss of her mother and her struggles with menstrual health inspired her to found HopeForHer Humanitarian Foundation, a non ...

For centuries, people have used some form of passport while moving from place to place. But the widespread standardization of passports as we know them today didn’t really begin until after ...

From 2022:Here are a few ways your real Christmas tree is used after the holiday Artificial trees are not accepted for recycling and should go in trash. Christmas lights are not recyclable in any ...

Just like cardboard, there are certain types of paper you shouldn't recycle. For example, the paper towel you used to wipe up spilled milk or gift wrap with a glossy finish. The EPA recommends ...

If you have a real Christmas tree this year, it could also be used for the environment. The Cap-Acadie watershed group, VisionH2O, wants your used Christmas trees. The non-profit is continuing ...

A few weeks before Christmas, I was boiling mad at myself when I opened boxes marked “Christmas” to find supplies of cards, tags and gift wrap purchased on sale, then promptly forgotten.