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5 Easy Ways to Improve Your Gut Health in 1 Week

The gut is the master controller of inflammation in the body. But if you protect your microbiome, you may be able to pump the brakes on these age-related issues.

Here’s How

How Much Do You Know About the Fourth of July?

When were fireworks first used in a Fourth of July celebration? Which U.S. president was born on Independence Day? Test your knowledge of America’s birthday.

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How to Stay Cool When Your Smartphone Is Hot

“My smartphone recently overheated and shut down. I’m concerned it may have been permanently damaged. Why did this happen, and what can I do?”

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20 Star-Spangled Movies to Watch for the Fourth of July

After the last burger’s been flipped and the final Roman candle has fizzled out, what could be better than settling in with a movie to remind you of the real meaning of Independence Day?

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Weekly News Quiz

Who was Mariska Hargitay’s mother? Which telecom company is paying out a $177 million class action legal settlement? Do you know what to do if you feel water in your ear?

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Unraveling the Mystery of America’s Most Important Piece of Paper

As we celebrate July Fourth, we asked a former chief archivist of the United States to talk about the magic of the Declaration of Independence.

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27 Concert Tours You Can't Afford to Miss

This summer’s concert season is full of hot tickets that won’t make your wallet sweat. From the Who to Neil Young and Beck, get ready for big shows, big stars — and big fun.

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Michelle Obama Recalls Being a Caregiver for Her Late Mother

Former first lady Michelle Obama shares her caregiving experience, saying her late mother “didn’t want to be a burden,” even as she was receiving medical care.