Therapy can be great. It also can be high priced. The Inexpensive Care Act incorporated a mandate for insurers to cover psychological healthcare as an […]
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Fawn fire grows in Shasta County amid Windy fire evacuations
The Windy hearth swirling around California’s large sequoia trees spurred supplemental evacuation orders, though a new blaze in Shasta County despatched inhabitants fleeing from thick […]
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Why captions are popping on TikTok: ‘glasses for your ears’
TikTok creator Alyssa McKay has perfected a persona folks enjoy to detest: a Regina George-esque prosperous female whose bouncy raps are packed with in-jokes about […]
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Best fashion from 2021 Emmys red carpet: Live updates
The Emmys red carpet is back! One year after an unprecedented remote ceremony brought festive pajamas and home decor to television’s biggest night, there was […]
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Fire tactics: How blankets, controlled burns save sequoias
When wildfire raced toward Sequoia National Park’s premier focus of giant sequoias, officers sprang into motion. Crews raked vegetation from the trees’ huge bases. Hotshot […]
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Those robo-calls about your car warranty? Ignore them
It is difficult to come to feel lonely doing work from house when you get called each and every working day about your vehicle warranty. […]
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L.A. Affairs: Why I stood him up on our very first date
I was residing in Hollywood in a studio condominium. The avenue was a bit sketchy, the elevator hardly ever worked and the parking was horrible, […]
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Wildfire reaches Giant Forest; fate of giant sequoias unknown
A lightning-sparked wildfire in Sequoia Nationwide Park has scorched the edge of the Large Forest, house to some 2,000 big sequoias, which include a single […]
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Review: “The Contrarian,” Max Chafkin’s new Peter Thiel bio
On the Shelf The Contrarian: Peter Thiel and Silicon Valley’s Pursuit of Power By Max ChafkinPenguin: 400 internet pages, $28 If you buy books joined […]
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Plant, gardening things to do in L.A. in September, October
Can you feel it? Somewhere through all this heat and dust, there’s the tiniest of fragrant chills in the air — it’s spice and pumpkin […]
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