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5 reasons Americans are no longer inviting guests into their homes

October 17, 2026

5 reasons Americans are no longer inviting guests into their homes

Americans hosting dinner parties has plummeted since the 1970s, and experts blame burnout, shrinking friendship networks and streaming habits.

Why eating oysters raw may mean missing out on their best flavor, celebrity chef says

October 17, 2026

Why eating oysters raw may mean missing out on their best flavor, celebrity chef says

From raw oysters to grilled, fried and baked, chef Andrew Zimmern, who lives in Minnesota, breaks down what makes a great oyster and why West Coast varieties win him over.

Test your pop culture: From Hollywood to the Heartland

October 17, 2026

Test your pop culture: From Hollywood to the Heartland

From sizzling swimsuit moments to a singer's shopping ordeal, see how closely you followed this week's biggest entertainment headlines.

Younger men are attracted to older women for reasons that have nothing to do with looks

October 17, 2026

Younger men are attracted to older women for reasons that have nothing to do with looks

Tammy Nelson says older women dating younger men are redefining desire and aging, and new research suggests traditional age-gap rules are loosening.

Our kids aren’t broken; we need to stop treating every struggle like a disorder

October 17, 2026

Our kids aren’t broken; we need to stop treating every struggle like a disorder

A neuropsychologist explains why a student scoring 34 on the ACT still felt like a failure and sought test accommodations for a perfect score.

Leonardo DiCaprio's 'dad bod' puts spotlight on dangerous belly fat — and how to lose it

October 17, 2026

Leonardo DiCaprio's 'dad bod' puts spotlight on dangerous belly fat — and how to lose it

Leonardo DiCaprio's beach photos sparked a "dad bod" debate, and a trainer warns that excess belly fat and visceral fat carry serious health risks.

Americans are secretly cooking during virtual meetings, and one age group is leading the way

October 17, 2026

Americans are secretly cooking during virtual meetings, and one age group is leading the way

A new survey reveals that 17% of remote workers have cooked during video meetings with their cameras off. A leadership expert weighs in.

CEO warns cooking during Zoom meetings could lead to more than distractions

October 17, 2026

CEO warns cooking during Zoom meetings could lead to more than distractions

John Coleman, co-CEO of Sovereign's Capital, explains how lengthy meetings and unnecessary attendees can encourage workers to multitask, including eating or exercising while their cameras are turned off.

TikTok creator details her 'DebtTok' journey to pay off $54K

October 16, 2026

TikTok creator details her 'DebtTok' journey to pay off $54K

TikTok creator Tianna Carter joins 'America Reports' to explain her efforts to pay off over $54,000 in debt, saying TikTok helped her find a supportive online community.

Slain Oregon teacher's family releases statement honoring beloved educator

October 16, 2026

Slain Oregon teacher's family releases statement honoring beloved educator

Bend Police Department spokesperson Sheila Miller shares a statement Friday from Meghan Lambert's family honoring the Central Oregon educator who was killed in Thursday's shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend.