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Toxic tea: Multiple Russians hit by suspected poisonings
MOSCOW (AP) — When Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny
Leonard, George vs. Doncic, Porzingis as Clippers meet Mavs
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) — Los Angeles Clippers stars Kawhi Leonard and Paul George were playing together at a high level before the coronavirus stopped the NBA in its tracks. They’ve regained their form just in time for the playoffs and a showdown with the talented Dallas duo of Luka Doncic and Kristaps Porzingis.
Brogdon's late 3 helps Pacers shake off Rockets, 114-107
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indiana Pacers needed Malcolm Brogdon to play a bigger role when T.J. Warren injured his foot.
Brogdon's late 3 helps Pacers shake off Rockets, 114-107
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indiana Pacers needed Malcolm Brogdon to play a bigger role when T.J. Warren injured his foot.
Detroit Red Wings entering 5th season of rebuilding project
The Detroit Red Wings have spent half a decade rebuilding.
Detroit Red Wings entering 5th season of rebuilding project
The Detroit Red Wings have spent half a decade rebuilding.
Israel announces new settler homes, risking Biden's anger
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel on Monday advanced plans to build 800 new settler homes in the occupied West Bank, a move that could strain ties with the incoming administration of President-elect Joe Biden.
Giving the gift of compassion
(ARA) - When Sharon Saxelby's first grandchild was born last year, she knew baby Reece would be showered with generosity by other family members, friends and well-wishers, and she was right. But, as president and CEO of a nonprofit organization called Friends of the Orphans, which transforms the lives of children in need in Latin America and the Caribbean, Saxelby was thrilled that one of the most thoughtful gifts Reece received wasn't an expensive stroller or baby play mat.
Expert advice for starting a small business - even in this economy
(ARA) - Is it easier to climb Mount Everest than to start a small business in America today? More than 65 percent of Americans think so, according to a recent survey. Yet 70 percent also believe small businesses are more likely to turn around the economy than the federal government, reveals the survey by Wakefield Research conducted on behalf of e-commerce platform Alibaba.com.
Green roof improvements that can save money - and the environment
(ARA) - In this economy, you may feel grateful to have a roof over your head. But how much do you really think about your roof? It's one of the most important elements of your home, one that helps protect all the other parts - not to mention the people - under it. And "greening" your roof is a great way to ensure it not only protects your family, but saves you some money and helps the environment at the same time.
Tips to stretch your back-to-school dollars this fall
(ARA) - Going back to school usually means new books, supplies and computer software as well as meals, coffee and tuition - all of which can really add up.
Things to remember when planning your springtime move
(ARA) - Nice weather and long breaks in school schedules make spring an ideal time for moving into a new home. While moving is always a challenge, creating checklists and following a detailed plan can make moving day - and those that follow - run much more smoothly. When homeowners get caught up in big, daunting tasks like sorting and packing, many smaller - but no less important details - may get missed, often causing short-term headaches and long-term costs. The list below offers some simple reminders to help make moving day and the first few weeks in your new home pain-free.
Lower summer cooling costs with a do-it-yourself project
(ARA) - When it comes to do-it-yourself projects that will save money on energy costs, many new products on the market make it possible to save hundreds of dollars over time, with just a few hours of easy installation.
Five ways women can prevent summer injuries
(ARA) - Women's bodies are built differently than men's bodies. This means that women's shoes, pants and even women's socks are constructed to fit women's unique proportions. However, when it comes to braces and supports, women have classically been forced to make do with equipment made to fit men.
Riding the social media wave: a user's guide to Web-based communication
(ARA) - Who is using social media? What is it exactly? When and where do people tweet, post and blog? Why do people engage in social media?
What you need to know to avoid - and treat - insect stings this summer
(ARA) - Stinging insects - they're as much a part of summer as pool parties and picnics. But beware, stings from insects - including honey bees, wasps, hornets, yellow jackets and fire ants - send more than half a million people each year to hospitals and cause at least 50 deaths, according to the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (ACAAI).
Flu-Fighting Tips for Home and Work
(Family Features) With flu season approaching, parents may be bracing for an outbreak at their children’s schools, but adults are also highly susceptible at work and in other public places. Now is the time for families and businesses to take steps to prevent and protect against the flu.
Amp Up Your Body and Mind Outdoors
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Getting the COVID-19 vaccination and what to expect
I didn’t know what to expect as I pulled into the parking lot of the makeshift Panhandle Health vaccination center in Sandpoint. As a fairly young, healthy adult who hasn’t had more than a tetanus shot vaccination since childhood, I was nervous, but found I really had no reason to be.
Getting the COVID-19 vaccination and what to expect
I didn’t know what to expect as I pulled into the parking lot of the makeshift Panhandle Health vaccination center in Sandpoint. As a fairly young, healthy adult who hasn’t had more than a tetanus shot vaccination since childhood, I was nervous, but found I really had no reason to be.