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United States · United StatesDALLAS (KDAF) — 68% of Americans believe in good luck, and everyone from athletes to casino goers have their own unique rituals to bring good fortune. With this in mind, Smiles Casino, a leading platform for social casino and free online casino games, delves into the fascinating world of superstitious practices that people swear by. Celebrity and athlete superstitions 1. Serena Williams' sock ritual Tennis superstar Serena Williams is known …See the Story
Everyday rituals for good luck people swear by (even celebrities)
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United States · United StatesYour bank will never call youVerywell Mind / Getty ImagesConsider this likely familiar scenario: It’s 9 am on a Tuesday, and you open your work email to start your day. One of the first messages in your inbox is from Bank of America and says, “Someone tried to log into your Bank Account from an unfamiliar device, and we need to add some extra security precautions to keep you safe.” Oh no, you think, someone tried to hack me! You dutifully click …See the Story
Phishing for Relief—Overcoming Scams in the 21st Century
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TikTok · North DakotaIs TikTok’s obsession with electrolyte powder worth the hype?eyecrave productions / Getty ImagesFrom Stanley Cup hauls to soundbite-y reviews of popular electrolyte drinks like AG1 and Liquid I.V., the TikTok generation is obsessed with hydration, and your 16-year-old cousin whose go-to bag is a hot pink Stanley cup might have a point. For one, I am generally mildly dehydrated as a human being (I have been told multiple times by the same aura re…Read Article
I Swapped My Afternoon Coffee With an Electrolyte Drink for a Month—Here's What Changed
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Why Are We So Afraid of Aging?
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I'm a Therapist and I Tried the Viral 17-Second Manifestation Technique—Here's How It Went
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I Tried the Viral No-Spend Challenge for a Month—Here's What Surprised Me Most
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The Butterfly Effect: What It Really Means—and What TikTok Gets Wrong
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Dear Annie: I Just Can’t Lock in at Work, and I’m About to Lose a Job I Love because of It
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How to Bounce Back After Sending an Embarrassing Text
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Let's Talk About It: A Sex-Positive Spotlight
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I Tried Using a Red Light Filter on My Phone to Beat Doomscrolling —Did It Work?
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