Lifestyles

The phenomenon of micro-retirements, or mini-retirements, is gaining momentum in the United States: periods of voluntary time off from work, often unpaid, that many young people choose as a way to recharge their energy, travel, enjoy their hobbies, or reflect...

From April 10 to 12, Denver will host a new edition of the international project P.E.R., Play, Explore, Research, promoted by Fondazione Reggio Children with the support of The LEGO Foundation. The event brings the core of the Reggio Emilia...

Shared meals nourish more than just the body — offering connection, culture, and quiet resistance in an increasingly isolating world

Every April 2nd, the world turns blue to shine a spotlight on autism. Monuments and symbolic landmarks light up, while experts and institutions renew their commitment to raising awareness. However, beyond the celebrations, the issue remains crucial: cases are increasing,...

They choose an everyday look to reduce “decision fatigue” and cope with economic uncertainty

Miami remains at the forefront of the U.S. luxury real estate market

The app was launched by Democratic consultant Joe Trippi

March 14 is World Sleep Day. Stress, anxiety and economic problems are the chief culprits spoiling our restful slumber

To cope with the rising costs and egg shortages, Brooke Rollins suggests going straight to the source

YouTube has made official a new feature update aimed at protecting teen users from potentially harmful content and overuse of the platform. The company has been working with industry experts to identify videos that may adversely affect young people. Last...

The upscale supermarket chain Erewhon in Los Angeles is selling a single “Elly Amai” strawberry, imported from Kyoto, for $18.99. The berry has attracted attention on social media, with millions of views on TikTok and Instagram, among those who try...

According to experts, it's a psychological disorder that affects mostly boys