Unexpected Things You Can Buy With Food Stamps
The Supplemental Food Assistance Program (SNAP) is a federal initiative designed to help low-income Americans access more food. Formerly (and still casually) known as the […]
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The Supplemental Food Assistance Program (SNAP) is a federal initiative designed to help low-income Americans access more food. Formerly (and still casually) known as the […]
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Continue reading »This Friday and Saturday marks the beginning of Pesach, an eight-day holiday commemorating the escape of the Israelites from Egyptian slavery. Its beginning is celebrated […]
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Continue reading »We usually try to spread the word on Lifehacker.com covering topics that will improve the lives of millions, maybe billions of people. But that puts […]
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Continue reading »Sociological research, history, and a cursory glance at Twitter confirm a simple fact: people are terrible. We are terrible because we are born that way […]
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Continue reading »If you are online, you have probably witnessed a crime. I’m not talking about the crime of subservience – I’m talking about people who openly […]
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Continue reading »I sympathize with powerful people. Really. I’m closer to obscurity than celebrity, but a quick Google search on my name will provide ample evidence that […]
Continue reading »Airplanes used to scare me. My aerophobia was not so strong that I traveled everywhere by train, but it was bad. I had to force […]
Continue reading »If you’ve ever heard someone spice up everything they say with an endless list of likes, um or ah, you know it can be distracting […]
Continue reading »Even if you are a peaceful person, you can be hit. And if you’ve never had self-defense training, fighting experience, or even a fleeting thought […]
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Continue reading »Language is a living being. There’s a reason why “you, you and yours” aren’t your pronouns, or why you probably never complimented them by telling […]
Continue reading »As the war in Ukraine unfolds over the past few weeks, it’s hard not to feel helpless. Although we are limited in our capacity, financial […]
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