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Key Takeaways Threatening divorce during an argument can harm your marriage by creating insecurity and distrust.Instead of saying “divorce,” express your feelings using statements like, “I’m so angry or hurt.”Making a pact to avoid using the D-word can help build trust in your relationship. Marriage is hard, and arguments are inevitable. When there is tension in your marriage, unspoken or unresolved hurts may build up and minor disagreements can easily escalate into full-blown fights. Everyone has their triggers, and our partners often have the ability to set us off in a way no other person can. But in healthy marriages,…

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I am a frequent user of Google’s NotebookLM, an AI tool that functions similarly to ChatGPT and other LLMs, but only pulls from sources and materials the user inputs. I noticed a few days ago that it has a new feature: A research function divided into “fast research” and “deep research.” After playing around with it a little, these new features seem to completely defeat the purpose of why I started using NotebookLM in the first place—with one big exception. What the new “fast research” and “deep research” options in NotebookLM doIn short, “fast research” and “deep research” make NotebookLM…

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A new poll from the American Psychiatric Association (APA) suggests stress is looming large this holiday season compared with years past — with Americans especially sweating about the economy.[1][2]The latest Healthy Minds poll from AHA is one in a series of polls that track public sentiment on mental health issues throughout the year.For the latest results, the APA conducted online interviews with a representative sample of more than 2,200 adults between November 4 and November 5, 2025, with a margin of error plus or minus 2 percentage points.What’s the Biggest Overall Concern for Americans Right Now?The No. 1 worry identified…

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When it comes to holiday entertaining, there’s nothing quite as comforting (or crowd-pleasing) as a creamy and delicious dip. Dips are an entertaining super star—always requested, and always devoured before anything else. That’s why we’re sharing 15 of our easiest (and most delicious) dips you can make right in your 9×13 casserole dish. From gooey cheesy spinach dip and bean spread to festive cranberry jalapeño dip and savory, bubbling crab dip—there’s something here for every taste.Grab your favorite baking dish and get ready to stir, bake, and share some serious seasonal cheer. And make sure to save these recipes on…

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Key Takeaways Music with repetitive rhythms like electronic or instrumental can help people with ADHD focus.Binaural and classical music might improve cognitive performance in people with ADHD.Rock music can help reduce hyperactivity and complete tasks for those with ADHD. Listening to music isn’t just a fun hobby or enjoyable way to pass the time. Evidence suggests that it can help people with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) to improve focus and general well-being. Music can improve emotional regulation, self-development, and relaxation, but that’s not all. Research has also shown that music can help decrease inattention, reduce negative mood, and promote reading comprehension…

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Added sugar can lead to inflammation in your body because of the fluctuations in blood sugar, changes to gut bacteria and more.Reducing how much added sugar you eat can benefit your health and lower inflammation. Cut back on added sugars by learning what foods have them, reading labels and gradually reducing them. Inflammation has become a bit of a scary word in the wellness lexicon. The body’s response to infection, damaged tissue or external invaders, inflammation can underlie all sorts of undesirable health outcomes. While some inflammation in the short term can be a good thing, a chronic state of inflammation…

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Dinner comes together in a snap with these tasty 20-minute meals. With chicken as the star, you can whip up anything from a comforting soup to a speedy stir-fry. No matter what you choose, these easy dinners are warm, cozy and on the table fast. Recipes like our Chicken Cutlets with Creamy Spinach & Roasted Red Pepper Sauce and our Lemony Chicken & Rice Soup are easy, flavorful and perfect for the colder months. Love these recipes? Join MyRecipes to save them all with one click. It’s so easy—and free! Spicy Chicken & Cabbage Stir-Fry Photographer: Robby Lozano, Food Stylist: Jennifer Wendorf,…

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Cooking a whole turkey doesn’t have to be stressful with a few key tips.Martha Stewart shares her new turkey-roasting recipe using parchment paper.This is an upgrade from her previously recommended tip using cheesecloth. One of the top fears of any Thanksgiving host is serving a dry, overcooked turkey—along with the fear of undercooking it and giving everyone food poisoning). If you’re responsible for the turkey this year, Martha Stewart has a tip for you in two words: parchment paper.  On a recent segment on the TODAY show, Stewart was asked by a viewer how to keep his Thanksgiving turkey juicy…

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