Come next year, airline passengers within the European Union will no longer have to set their mobile phones to “airplane mode” when hopping on a flight. So why can't we do the same in the U.S.?
England and France will take the field for their quarterfinals round matchup in the 2022 FIFA World Cup on Saturday at Al Bayt Stadium in Qatar. With the World Cup down to eight teams, England will be tasked with overcoming the defending champs in a high-leverage contest. France, on the other hand, will look to […]
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Jumping off the body wash bandwagon to reunite with classic bars of soap comes with benefits for your wallet and the environment. But it also leaves you with a relatively small but still annoying problem: What to do with the little pieces left when you’re almost done with a bar.
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