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A poll found the top life skills needed during the pandemic include an ability to stay focused, to let things go, and to stay patient.

A poll found the top traits of a "modern man" are doing your fair share of the cleaning . . . talking about your feelings . . . being fine with a female boss . . . openly discussing mental health . . . and being a good listener.

Meetings haven't stopped just because people are working from home. A new survey found that more than two-thirds of people still have more than an hour of meetings every week.

It's National Junk Food Day, so the website Zippia.com looked at Google stats to find the most popular snack in all 50 states. Not surprisingly, the big winners are chips, cookies, and candy bars.

There's been a big jump in people wanting to have their tattoos removed during the pandemic. One laser tattoo removal company says they're hearing from, quote, "so many people who are reflecting on their lives" and realizing they don't want their tattoos anymore.

It's National Lottery Day! Here are five things you might not know: The first modern lottery in the U.S. was held in New Hampshire in 1964 . . . today there are lotteries in 45 states plus D.C. . . . the biggest jackpot ever was $1.586 BILLION . . . and you're more likely to be killed by a vending...

Most people are expecting permanent changes at the office when everyone's back into their routines, according to a new survey. Some of the changes we're expecting are: More hand washing and cleaning . . . no more handshakes . . . more video conferences . . . and no more birthday parties.

Here are some common phrases people get wrong a lot: You "flesh out" an idea, you don't "flush" it out. You "SET foot" in a place," not "step foot." And it's "case IN point," not "case and point."

Here are some tips for wearing your face mask when it's hot this summer: Choose a breathable fabric like cotton over a synthetic material . . . avoid going out during the hottest parts of the day if you can . . . keep it dry . . . and bring a spare mask so you can swap it out if it gets damp.

A survey found the best things about working from home are a more flexible schedule, more quality time with family, you're more productive, there's no commute, and you don't have to dress up.