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Goodwill Doesn't Want Your Junk
Well-intended patrons arrive every day at 10:00 am at Goodwill locations with truckloads full of cast-off items. Goodwill spokesperson Heather Steeves ...
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Business Employees Avoids Layoffs by Sacrificing Pay
In 2015, Gravity Payments made headlines when CEO Dan Price promised that every employee would receive at least $70,000 in annual pay. Contrary to some ...
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Mom Receives Financial Help After Amazon SpongeBob Fiasco
Most fans of an animated series enjoy participating in the lore of the show; whether through cosplaying, conventions, T-shirts, or other swag, there is ...
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Father and Sons Jailed for Fake Cure
The Department of Justice has filed charges against a father and his three sons for their role in illegally selling industrial bleach. The bleach itself ...
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America’s Mothers Are in Crisis: Is Anyone Listening to Them?
A recent New York Times article had the following title: “America’s Mothers Are in Crisis. Is anyone listening to them?” The article ...
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Lost Passwords Lock Millionaires Out of Their Bitcoin Fortunes
Stefan Thomas, a programmer in San Francisco, has two guesses left to figure out a password that is worth about $220 million. The password will let him ...
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'Tip War' Raised More Than $34,000 For Restaurant Workers
A friendly college rivalry has been a boost to restaurant workers, as fans and alumni of Xavier University and the University of Cincinnati try to out-tip ...
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George Clooney Gives $14 Million to Friends
In a recent interview with GQ, George Clooney discusses his "charmed" life. GQ's "Icon of the Year" was married in 2014 at the ...
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There Is No Gospel Without Generosity
Pastor J.D. Greear says, “If you are not generous, you’ve never really experienced the Gospel. If you feel guilty about how little generosity ...
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Are We Trading Our Happiness for Modern Comforts?
One of the greatest paradoxes in American life is that while, on average, existence has gotten more comfortable over time, happiness has fallen. According ...
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