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La popularidad del papa Francisco entre los católicos estadounidenses sigue creciendo y es comparable a los niveles que alcanzó Juan Pablo II en las décadas de los 80 y 90 el siglo pasado: hoy 9 de cada 10 católicos tienen una opinión favorable del pontífice argentino, según una encuesta del Pew… -
Las normas que rigen los planes de ahorro 529 universitarios pueden llegar a ser más flexibles. -
Estas recetas son cortesía de la nutricionista Cherie Calbom, M.S. -
I was tired of the cycle: Color my hair, and one week later, there were already the little bits of white popping up at my scalp. By week three, I was in dire need of a touch-up to maintain my once-natural brown locks. -
Elizabeth Dole has received the 2014 Ethel Percy Andrus Award, AARP’s highest honor, for her support of military family caregivers. The leader of the Elizabeth Dole Foundation and former U.S. senator, Cabinet member and president of the American Red Cross accepted the award at a dinner March 11 in… -
No es que vaya a empezar a quejarme a estas alturas de ser mujer, porque me encanta mi naturaleza femenina pero ¡miren que las mujeres pasamos por dolores y achaques! -
What’s good for your body is not necessarily good for your ears. Loud music is an integral part of many workout activities — spin classes are a prime example. A recent article in the New York Times found that the noise levels in a spin class at Crunch averaged 100 decibels over 40 minutes, and hit… -
We may not have looked like Christie Brinkley (right) when we were 25, but now that the supermodel is 61 ... -
You want to get to a healthy weight, but let’s face it — diets can have a lot of complicated rules. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was just one simple thing to add to what you eat each day to help you shed some pounds? -
Millions of consumers may not be getting a fair resolution in disputes with their financial institutions over products and services, according to a report released Tuesday by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.