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In loving memory Candace Cameron Bure pays tribute to Bob Saget. Monthly devotional Rabbi Steve Leder shares the universal lessons of Passover. Finding joy Women who are making the world a more beautiful place.
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Her son was killed in a school shooting, and now she teaches forgiveness to kids.
December 14 marked the 10-year anniversary of the horrific Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, when 20-year-old Adam Lanza killed 20 elementary school children and six educators
recipes
sláinte! A splash of Guinness, the famous beer originated in Dublin, adds complexity to this classic stewand makes it a fit for your St. Paddy's spread.
from the ᎻᎬᎪᎡᎢ with Candace Cameron Bure
In my column as your Chief Spiritual Officer, I share a meaningful verse that lifts my spirits and guides me in the right direction. I hope it does the same for you!
I'M TURNING 50!
Lifestyle blogger and TV personality Jeannette Kaplun is grateful for it all, lo bueno y lo malo.
Super Snacks
No matter who you root for, get a taste of victory with our spread of snacks, dips, and comfort food switch-ups.
10 Things to Know About Your Heart
There’s so much you can do to keep your ticker happy and strong! Here are cool facts, must-know info, and easy to-do’s to help you live a long and energetic life.
Emoji Lemon Squares
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Take a walk on the bright side
A positive outlook is good for more than your mood: Studies show that it’s linked to good heart health and an overall longer life. Happily, this is true even for Black Americans, who as a group have a heightened risk for cardiovascular issues and a shorter life span, according to recent findings from the Jackson Heart Study. What better time to rediscover your zest for life than the start of anew year? Try these tips from Simira Freeman, Psy.D.,a licensed psychologist and the owner of Chaise Solutions LLC in New York City.
What's for dinner tonight?!
Easy meals for the whole family
simply THE ZEST!
These zingy delights will be your main squeeze all winter long.
