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Kids of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates get a taste of the trail, résumés are starting to look like Instagram, and where to find aliens around the world.

How to prepare your home and finances for a hurricane, new startups take aim at pampered pets, and from the Bahamas to the Carolinas, lots of people pitched in to help with Dorian.

Parents face a growing barrage of fees, when all-night gaming results in dropping out of college, and sanity-saving tips from a heavy traveler.

Iowa has become the Hollywood of politics, the unlikely survival of USA Gymnastics, and it may be hot, but I can still check Twitter.

Wealthy parents transfer guardianship of their teens to get college aid, how college football powerhouses are taking on the future of attendance, and how did YouTube become the most popular music streaming site.

Veterans Affairs are using life stories to improve care, the human toll of the MLB trade deadline, and pair born at same hospital, on same day, get married 23 years later.

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Will fining parents be a deterrent to bullying, influx of women in Congress gives spouses club a makeover, and how to save money on your summer vacation.

The tough work of settling America's political differences, the potential pitfalls of having a work spouse, and a Missouri man's secret search for his wife's lost wedding ring.

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Toronto Raptors fans are everywhere, more Americans are living solo, and at work, everyone is talking about you.

The mixed blessing of the Medal of Honor, you're grilling your burgers wrong, and it could kill you, and the gentle art of knitting.

A look at teen suicide and mental health, doorbell camera owners obsess over the wildlife at their doors, and why the Warriors keep making history.

What makes some risk their lives for others, a college course for first-time managers, and ice cream treats that will get you carded.

America First' may be last hope for cattle ranchers, the most aggravating smartphone sins at the gym, and Mother's Day traditions around the world.

More young people likely to vote in 2020 than 2016, schools add a dress code for parents, and liquor is a better investor haven than food.

How to help a veteran today, who is actually writing new laws, and facts about the Masters.

Don't expect the President to pivot to the center, why videogames trigger the nightly meltdown, and how declining a wedding invitation can impact your friendship.

The risks of marrying 'smart' tech with 'dumb' machines, the detriment of overprotection, and why MLB is increasingly a father-son game.

Is the drive to legalize marijuana ignoring major risks, phone numbers are the new Social Security numbers, and we're living in a golden age of classy pork rinds.

Should Olympic athletes start a union to have more sway over the decision-making process? Jennifer Kushinka gets the story from the Wall Street Journal's Rachel Bachman.

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