Articles filed under Washington Post
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Go ahead and send that sext - it could be good for your relationshipSep 07, 2015 7:38 am - When we hear about sexting, most of the time it's about how dangerous it is. When the sexters are under age, that makes sense. But among consenting adults, sexting could...
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This is the worst argument for the Fed to raise ratesSep 07, 2015 7:36 am - WASHINGTON _ People used to say the Federal Reserve had to raise rates to fight nonexistent inflation. Then they said the Federal Reserve had to raise rates to fight non...
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Number of veterans getting federal jobs is at a 5-year highSep 07, 2015 7:33 am - The share of federal jobs going to veterans is at its highest level in five years, new statistics show, with former service members making up almost half of full-time hi...
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Stuck on the iPhone 'S' cycle? It's cheaper than ever to break outSep 07, 2015 7:31 am - This may the most ridiculous first-world problem I've ever written about. But I'm not writing this only for me. I'm writing this for you, my friends. I know you're out t...
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Why Google's logo got a makeoverSep 07, 2015 7:00 am - Google on Tuesday debuted a new look for its familiar logo. The letters in Google's name are still in the same four colors — yellow, blue, red and green — but the font h...
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Omega 3 is still good for the brain, but fish oil supplements found lackingSep 07, 2015 7:00 am - Consumers may want to rethink popping fish oil pills if they're hoping those supplements full of omega-3 fatty acids will keep their brains healthy. A new study - one of...
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How you can lower your risk for Alzheimer'sSep 07, 2015 6:45 am - Hardly a day goes by that doesn't herald a new scheme for preventing Alzheimer's disease. And millions of baby boomers who witnessed a parent's struggle with dementia ca...
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Low-wage workers are about to get some of the biggest raises everSep 06, 2015 7:40 am - Dalia Catalan's daughter is 13 years old, but Catalan hasn't seen her since leaving their home in Guatemala four years ago, when she and her husband came to Washington s...
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Career Coach: Work-Life Balance? Does your company care? It should.Sep 06, 2015 7:36 am - Recently, there have been a number of stories that have come out highlighting practices at companies that have or have not reinforced having both a job and a family (lif...
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Can a company innovate without working its employees to death?Sep 06, 2015 7:33 am - In the summer of 1994, Jaap Haartsen started worked on what would become a ubiquitous and essential technology - Bluetooth. The 31-year-old Dutch engineer was living in ...