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Think you met the one? How to tell if they're for real

PeopleFinders reports that a quick search can reveal if your online match is genuine, helping you avoid catfishing risks in dating.

The joy and health benefits of induction cooking

Reasons to be Cheerful reports on the shift from gas to induction cooking, highlighting health benefits, efficiency, and growing adoption among chefs.

What your digital trail reveals about you

PeopleFinders reports that your digital trail reveals much about you, shaping a detailed portrait through online activities and interactions.

Most men want a return to traditional gender roles, but women aren’t so sure

The 19th reports a poll shows most men favor a return to traditional gender roles, while women remain divided on the issue.

Haunted by household pests? How to get rid of common creepy critters

HomeServe reports on pest management tips for common household invaders, emphasizing cleanliness, sealing entry points, and when to call professionals.

What do consumers really want on Black Friday and Cyber Monday? 5 years of Shopify data reveals the trends.

Shopify reports on BFCM trends revealing consumer behavior shifts over five years, highlighting key product categories and evolving shopping priorities.

The haunted history of the school bus and why it’s the perfect horror vehicle

BusesForSale.com reports on the eerie role of the school bus in horror, highlighting its liminal space, vulnerability, and urban legends.

The most caloric burgers at 20 fast-food chains

Stacker identified the single most caloric burger at 20 major fast-food chains using nutritional data from Nutritionix, the FDA's daily value guidelines, and individual company websites.

Cities where fast food is cheaper than cooking

Hims reports that in some U.S. cities, fast food is cheaper than cooking at home, with notable differences in pricing across regions.

Retailers under pressure amid tighter holiday shopping season

Kase reports that the 2025 holiday season will challenge retailers as consumer spending declines, especially among Gen Z, creating a need for agility and value-driven offerings.

How to navigate the mental toll of being a sports parent

Blueprint reports that being a sports parent means juggling financial strain and stress, often sacrificing family well-being for youth sports.

Serving up Thanksgiving trends: How America eats, drinks and tackles last-minute prep, according to DoorDash data

DoorDash reports that Thanksgiving ordering habits are increasingly modern, with significant pre-holiday grocery and food delivery trends emerging.

How parents, programs, and automakers are working together to keep teen drivers safe

Kia reports on driver safety programs like B.R.A.K.E.S. that reduce teen driving accidents through education and parent involvement.

10 wines to pair with Thanksgiving dinner

Sommsation reports on 10 wines ideal for Thanksgiving, ranging from Riesling to Syrah, enhancing diverse holiday flavors.

79% of Americans doubt convenience store food safety. Are they right?

Logile reports that 79% of Americans doubt convenience store food safety, despite improvements in quality and offerings. Cleanliness is crucial for building trust.

Sneaker market sees value-driven shift as discount searches hit five-year high

Sneakers.com reports a shift in the sneaker market as U.S. discount shoe searches reach a five-year high, reflecting value-driven consumer behavior.

Keep your yard creepy year-round with a goth garden

LawnStarter reports on creating gothic gardens for year-round eerie ambiance, emphasizing themes, dark plants, and unique decor to express personal style.

50 most popular chain restaurants in America

Stacker analyzed data from YouGov to find the most popular chain restaurants in the U.S. as of the third quarter of 2025.

A centuries-old Appalachian hymn singing tradition is still soothing souls

The Daily Yonder highlights a centuries-old Appalachian hymn singing tradition, still uplifting souls through heartfelt acapella melodies.

Should you cover your central air conditioner in the winter?

HomeServe reports that covering your AC unit in winter may cause more harm than good; modern units withstand cold. Protect them with breathable covers only if needed.

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