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Today is the anniversary of when my wife and I got our dog, Enzo. I’ve written about him on Clever Dude in the past, but I don’t think I ever wrote about some of the challenges we had early on with him. Training a dog isn’t always the easiest thing…

If you’ve noticed fewer people grabbing fast food lately, you’re not imagining things. Analysts now point to the Ozempic impact—a shift in appetite, eating habits, and social routines—as a real threat to fast-food chains. McDonald’s U.S. same-store sales dropped 3.6% in Q1, a harsh sign that fewer visits equal less revenue.…

It often starts with a gut feeling. You notice your husband seems distant, distracted, or just not quite himself. At first, you may dismiss it as stress from work, a temporary mood swing, or even your own insecurity. But when the behavior becomes a pattern—when it feels like you’re sharing…

Trust is the foundation of every meaningful relationship, from personal bonds to professional connections. Yet, it’s surprisingly easy to lose someone’s confidence—not through a major betrayal, but through subtle personal habits that send the wrong message. People don’t always realize how their behaviors are perceived, but others are constantly observing…

A content creator on TikTok almost got in trouble due to her puppy’s bad behavior until she used this one trick. In a video with more than 483,000 views, TikToker Jenna Lee (@jennasyap) discussed her experience bringing her dog to a pet-friendly Airbnb. In a situation that she described as…

Feeling less stigma — not losing weight — was linked to better mental health and eating behaviors after bariatric surgery.

About eight years ago, we brought our dog home for the first time. It was a great experience for my wife (then girlfriend) and me for a number of reasons, but it wasn’t without its challenges. Our pup wound up having pretty intense separation anxiety, and any time we’d leave,…

While the smart money may not have the warm and fuzzies for ACN stock, contrarians may want to give the security a closer look.

A new lawsuit alleges that a deaf man who was killed in Baltimore's jail was forced to share a cell with a first-degree murder suspect whose violent behavior had already alarmed his previous cellmate