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Un informe de la Congressional Budget Office (CBO) señala que a pesar de que el déficit presupuestario nacional está bajando conforme se recupera el país de la crisis económica, ese déficit podría subir debido al costo de los servicios de salud. Estos servicios contemplan también los subsidios… -
In the 1970s, a cluster of cases of unexplained severe joint pain and swelling was breaking out in a small three-township area in Connecticut, as a 1976 New York Times article detailed. Fortunately, the mysterious affliction soon came to the attention of a team of Yale University medical… -
Everyone from chefs to health experts to the first lady has touted eating locally grown food, praising it for its freshness because it doesn't have to travel far to get to consumers. -
This Saturday, Sept. 28, is National Good Neighbor Day. Who knew? Of course, being a good neighbor every day of the year is always the right thing to do, but bonding with your neighbors can also help fatten your wallet. -
"Are you sure?" I asked my uncle. I looked around the basement and waited for the catch. -
Jeff Daniels, who won Outstanding Lead actor in a Drama Series Sunday night for his performance in HBO's The Newsroom, will indeed be placing his new Emmy statue next to AARP's Movies for Grownups Award, which he won for the 2005 movie The Squid and the Whale. The genial TV and movie actor, who… -
Elton John, whose first solo studio album in seven years comes out today, told University of Southern California students treated to a free concert of his last week, "You have to keep trying and improving. Coasting is dangerous. I can't just play 'Bennie and the Jets' over and over again." -
You may not be surprised to hear this, but while 18- to 29-year-olds are split about 50-50 on texting their parents (versus calling), three-quarters of their parents would rather talk on the phone than send texts back and forth. -
Miriam Colon isn't just the star of Bless Me, Ultima, a gentle soul of a film set in a New Mexico Latino community during World War II. She's also something of a prophet on its behalf, urging more films like this one that, quite literally, calls from the wilderness with a story of America's rich… -
Strange as it may seem, there was a time, back in the years just after World War II, when present-day video game giant Nintendo was a small family-owned company whose main product was a card game called hanafuda, a favorite pastime of Japanese gangsters.