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It was never quite clear what feminizing the workplace would mean when women en masse invaded corporate America a generation ago. Most of us donned our Mao suits, bow ties and sensible shoes and did our best to blend in. The workplace didn’t become more feminine; women became more masculine. Then along came “Sex and the City.” The new working girl was glam, femmed-out to the max in sheer tops, short skirts and stilettos.

Midwesterners vie for bragging rights over whose corn is the best.

The Great Eastern Mussel Farm plus two dinner recipes

Detachable surface holds paint and other supplies

A new study finds a majority of pools contain E. coli bacteria. Here's what you should know.

Gluten-free bloggers share their favorite go-to dishes when they’re ordering out.

New research explains the positive effects of pot on insulin levels.

Expert advice for easing sore knees.

INDYCAR driver Charlie Kimball’s specially designed race car helps him manage his diabetes while he’s behind the wheel.

On Monday, The Voice's final three acts will battle it out to determine the Season 4 champion (or champions, in one case). But one contestant has already been crowned in our hearts. So forget Team Blake's Danielle Bradbury and The ...

On Monday, The Voice's final three acts will battle it out to determine the Season 4 champion (or champions, in one case). But one contestant has already been crowned in our hearts. So forget Team Blake's Danielle Bradbury and The ...

  Theres nothing quite so unsightly – and embarrassing – as a gaping hole marring the otherwise-perfect walls of your home. Drywall damage is uninviting and obvious; it just sticks out like a sore thumb, like a giant flashing neon sign that screams "I AM UGLY RIGHT HERE!"

Sarah Palin, political guru to the brainless, said this the other day in arguing against American military intervention in Syria:“Let Allah sort it out.”

This summer let’s honor those who fight for freedom and the One who designed freedom… A couple of books I love: Remember Rooms by James Rubart?  I asked everyone to read it in 2012 and did an interview with Rubart, who works the theme of spiritual freedom into all of his books. Here’s a quick […]

My column on America’s warfare by targeted killings is here. The situation presents quite a quandary.

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Here is the famous toccata from Vidor's 5th organ symphony played on one of the monstrous organs of Europe, a Cavaille-Coll in St. Ouen, France. Turn up the sound! Experience the bass! Imagine unleashing such violence by simply tapping on a pedal with your foot. The bass is overwhelming in this recording. I wonder what it is like in person. Perhaps it is more balanced. But can you imagine hearing this...

The important thing right now isn’t whether Edward Snowden should be labeled hero or villain. First, let’s have the debate he sparked over surveillance and privacy. Then we can decide how history should remember him. Snowden is the 29-year-old intelligence analyst and computer geek who has been leaking some of the National Security Agency’s most precious secrets to journalists from The Washington Post and the Guardian. He is now on the lam, having...

The Iranian people elected a moderate president today, one who promises to cooperate with the West to get sanctions removed. Iran just got a lot less dangerous, and on its own.  What a disaster it would have been Dick Cheney and the neoconservatives had gotten their wish for a war with Iran. Such a war would have strengthened radical elements. We would likely still be there. And it wouldn't be pretty. 

Brown paper keeps rolling trays fresh and avoids a tough, cement situation

New clues emerge about the "silent killer."

Vegans have sweet tooths too! Indulge your sweet side with these unbelievable vegan cupcake recipes!

Cancer risk is tied to fitness in middle age, a new study says.

Expert Patricia Smith on the connection between caregiver’s stress and bingeing—and how to stop overeating.

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