That drawer beneath your oven isn’t always for storage—it may serve an important function. Depending on your model, it could be a warming drawer, broiler, baking drawer, or just plain storage. Warming drawer: Keeps food hot (80–200°F). Look for temp knobs or “Warm/Proof” settings. Broiler drawer: Common on gas ranges; flames above a slotted pan. Not for storage. Storage drawer: No … [Read more…]
Urticaria is a skin condition that affects 1 in 5 people at certain period of their life. It causes intensely itchy, raised patches on the skin known as weals (or hives) that can be round or ring shaped and may join together. They often appear after scratching and may affect the skin on every part of the … [Read more…]
The Secret to Softer, Smoother Sheets Most people fully dry their sheets before making the bed —but there’s an old trick that works even better: put them on slightly damp. Wrinkle-Free and CrispAs damp sheets air-dry on the mattress, the fibers relax and “set” into place, leaving them smooth and wrinkle-free without ironing. The result … [Read more…]
Did you know that swollen feet can be a sign of various health issues? They may indicate poor circulation, fluid retention, or inflammation. It’s important to monitor swelling, especially if accompanied by pain or redness, and consult a healthcare professional for proper diagnosis and treatment. READ MORE
Before he was named transportation secretary by President Donald Trump, Sean Duffy was already playing a far more important role: husband, father of nine, and full-time family man. Behind the headlines and Fox News appearances is a real-life love story that started in the most unexpected place — MTV. Now, more than two decades and nine kids later, Sean and Rachel Campos-Duffy are still going strong, … [Read more…]
The female body is sage and frequently communicates when something is amiss. An unpleasant smell in the intimate area may be one of those indicators. Understanding the causes is crucial to preventing health issues and maintaining a high quality of life, despite the fact that many women feel ashamed to discuss this subject. Even while … [Read more…]
Sometimes it’s hard to walk away from a career you love, but First Lady Jill Biden has decided it’s time. After 40 years of teaching, she announced last week that she’s retiring, following her final class at Northern Virginia Community College. Speaking during a virtual event with teachers nationwide, Biden reflected on her decades in … [Read more…]
In fifth grade, Amy was the girl nobody noticed. Her shoes were taped at the seams, her sweater sleeves barely reached her wrists, and her lunchbox was usually empty. While most kids looked past her—or worse, giggled behind her back—I couldn’t ignore the way she pretended to chew when she had nothing to eat. The … [Read more…]
Immigration has long been a heated issue in U.S. politics, intersecting with economics, culture, and national identity. Recent changes announced by former President Donald Trump reignited debate by targeting the H-1B visa program. His executive order raised the annual application fee from $1,500 to $100,000 — a shift that impacts both foreign professionals and the … [Read more…]
Emma’s Warriors When 63 motorcycles roared outside a hospital at 7 PM, their engines fell silent after thirty seconds — a tribute for Emma, a little girl fighting leukemia. From her window, she smiled through tears. Months earlier, Emma’s mother had broken down in her car after hearing the $200,000 treatment cost. A biker, Big … [Read more…]