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5 min read Lifestyle

Buyer’s regret is a real phenomenon everyone experiences at some point. Sometimes you regret a large purchase, like an expensive car that underperforms, a jacket you never wear, or a dessert that didn’t taste as good as it looked. Buyer’s regret is usually accompanied with guilt and anxiety, but it can also come with a...

3 min read Entertainment

Lower back tattoos, often called “tramp stamps,” or “trashy tattoos” were popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s before falling out of favor. Generation Z is now revisiting the style, but with updated designs and different motivations. Tattoo artists in the United States and the United Kingdom report that younger clients, particularly those in...

7 min read Entertainment

Not every celebrity is embraced by the public. Some stars face a constant wave of criticism for their behavior, comments, or personal controversies. In some cases, the backlash is linked to serious allegations, while in others, it comes from public personas or actions that have rubbed people the wrong way. Over the past year, certain...

4 min read Kids

Across the United States, more and more states are stepping in to limit how students can use their phones at school. Concerns about how smartphones affect mental health, social skills, and learning have been building for years. Now lawmakers are acting. By mid-2024, at least 31 states and Washington D.C. had rules in place that...

4 min read Mama

An alarming event unfolded recently at Josep Tarradellas Barcelona‑El Prat Airport, where a couple reportedly abandoned their 10‑year‑old son after discovering his travel documents were invalid, opting to board their flight without him. Instead of delaying their journey, they called a relative to pick him up, leaving him unattended in the terminal. Airport staff noticed the solitary...