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Walmart has introduced a controversial "No Quit Program" requiring employees to meet with management before resigning.

Doctors say social media helped raise awareness of lesser-known throat condition

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‘You are not these children’s parent,’ Reddit user says

‘He needs to learn what it means to be in a relationship,’ one blunt reader argues

New report highlights Apple's challenges with 'Face Swap' apps in the App Store.

One employee spent 15 years making her colleagues’ lives miserable with constant bullying and unreasonable demands. Thankfully, a new worker joined the team and decided to put an end to her nonsense. The post After Years Of Torment, Office Bully Fired When New Employee Refuses To Back Down first appeared…

What should have been a joyful moment turned into a source of heartbreak. The post “AITA For Leaving The Hospital After My Sister Gave Birth And Announced The Name Of Her Baby?” first appeared on Bored Panda.

‘It’s just a half marathon. She can walk it if she wants. She can quit if she wants,’ one reader argues