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Sholeh Patrick
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Campaigning with fear
Study explores enthusiastic campaigns vs. fear-mongering
Make stress relief a habit
Here are ways to beat stress every day
Sholeh: Who knew? Liberal, conservative brains different
Research shows strengths and weaknesses of both
Don't accept until you check
Here are tips to become and solid fact-checker
Sholeh: Mad about food
What you're eating might be killing you.
Sholeh: Bring on spring!
Here's the story behind it.
Celtic justice had a feminine side
When Americans think of the Irish we imagine a stereotypical sense of fun. Shamrocks, jigs, and green Guinness. Corned beef and shepherd’s pie.
Autoimmune disease: Yes, it’s real
Being believed is a big step in right direction
Social media bans: Right or wrong?
Two sides to Florida's ban on social media for kids
Crime rates: A police perspective
Be aware of the sources of police news.
No gift? Write a love letter
Valentine’s Day isn’t just for young lovers anymore, nor lovers for that matter. It’s for love. And love thrives on words.
Time for dragons to roar
Xin nian kuai-le — happy new year! Chinese astrology is a lot more complex than its Western counterpart. With comparatively less emphasis on astronomical progn…
Life is brew-tea-ful
I try to work continually on self-awareness. Knowing what triggers feelings, mood, or a chain of thoughts and, more to the point, consciously controlling my re…
Poverty closer than it used to be
Eleven million American children, or about 1 in 7 kids, live in poverty. Most were born to it. Statistics say their children will be more likely to experience the same.
Do you feel safe?
The gap between what we complain about and what’s actually a problem seems to be widening.