Man who fled California due to the ‘cost of living, politics, traffic and crime’ says he’s ‘much happier’ in Florida So much for “Go West, young man.” California now ranks as the top state Americans chose to leave in 2023. According to PODS Moving and Storage, the Golden State recorded a net loss of 91,000 […]
Aging: We all do it. In fact, you’re doing it right now. It’s a lifelong process, but when a certain number of candles appear on the cake — for some, maybe it’s 60, while for others, 70 — a feeling of dread may start to creep in. Nearly half of Americans fear getting older, according […]
Mohamed Salah finally rediscovered his form – unfortunately too late for Liverpool’s Premier League title hopes – as Tottenham were dispatched in an occasionally slapdash 4-2 victory at Anfield. A week ago it was all about the Egyptian off the pitch, with his touchline disagreement with Jurgen Klopp spilling over into his incendiary comment in […]
Boy, does May have a lot going on. In addition to Mother’s Day and Memorial Day, it’s Mental Health Awareness Month, National Physical Fitness and Sports Month and Older Americans Month, which is a good reminder to really prioritize your well-being inside and out, at any age. Are you getting enough sleep? Are you hitting […]
This article was originally published in CalMatters. Some bills before California’s Legislature don’t come from passionate policy advocates, or from powerful interest groups. Sometimes, the inspiration comes from a family car ride. While campaigning two years ago, Assemblymember Pilar Schiavo’s daughter, then nine, asked from the backseat what her mother could do if she won. […]
The late Charlie Munger, the esteemed investor and vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., chose a path less traveled by those of immense wealth. Known for his sharp wit and wise investment strategies, Munger amassed a fortune but remained dedicated to a remarkably modest lifestyle. For over 70 years, he lived in the same understated […]
Diet-related chronic diseases have reached a critical juncture in the U.S. Nearly half the population has prediabetes or diabetes. Over 40% are overweight or obese. One in nine people over the age of 65 has Alzheimer’s disease, the development of which researchers are exploring the potential role of diet. Poor diet is also linked to […]
Happy March 1! We at Yahoo Life are firm believers in starting each month on the right foot, whether that means repeating “Rabbit, rabbit” for good luck or, more importantly, making a plan for how we’ll tackle the days to come while staying on track with our personal health and wellness goals (or maybe focusing […]
The largest survey of transgender Americans ever conducted has found trans people continue to suffer discrimination, harassment and even violence at work, in medicine and at school – but that people who transition have much higher satisfaction in life, and many have supportive families. This is the first report to document transgender experiences en masse […]
Paul Krugman.Ricardo Rubio/Europa Press/Getty Images US consumer optimism is surging, and may reflect the stock market outperformance, Paul Krugman wrote. But stocks aren’t a good indicator of future economic health, and should be ignored. Americans give outsized attention to equities due to the market’s high visibility. With stock bullishness swinging indexes towards new highs, consumers […]
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp joked he is six times happier than he was a year ago with his team top of the Premier League. Their position may have slipped by the time they play Newcastle on New Year’s Day, as Arsenal could reclaim top spot by beating Luton the day before, but it will still […]