5 parenting hacks to make picky eaters try new foods

Is mealtime a battleground with your picky eater? You are not alone! Research suggests repeated exposure to new foods, pairing them with favourites and making meals fun can help. Involving kids in cooking and modelling healthy eating habits are also effective strategies. These science-backed hacks can transform dinnertime struggles into opportunities for food discovery and…

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Donald Trump tariff fallout: Trade tensions linger as China posts slower export growth; US shipments plunge 33%

China’s export growth slowed in August, missing forecasts due to a sharp decline in shipments to the US, despite gains in Europe and Southeast Asia. Imports also grew at a slower pace, contributing to a trade surplus. Analysts attribute this to fading frontloading effects and trade diversion amid ongoing US-China trade tensions, with expectations of…

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Josh Allen donates millions through foundation honoring Grandmother’s legacy

Josh Allen, the Buffalo Bills’ quarterback, is expanding his philanthropic efforts through a partnership with New Era. As Director of Billustration, Allen will showcase nine custom hats designed by patients from Oishei Children’s Hospital. He will wear and auction these hats to benefit the Patricia Allen Fund, continuing his commitment to supporting cancer research and…

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7 ways digital minimalism can help students boost focus and grades

Digital minimalism offers students a path to reclaim focus and well-being amidst constant screen distractions. By intentionally using technology and eliminating non-essential apps, students can sharpen focus, improve memory, reduce stress, and enhance sleep quality. This approach fosters healthier habits, real-life connections, and a balanced relationship with technology, ultimately leading to academic success and a…

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