National Donut Day (or National Doughnut Day, if you insist) has arrived. Krispy Kreme and Dunkin’ have great deals. Or call your local vegan shop. We all need a sweet treat right about now. National Donut Day (or National Doughnut Day, if you insist) has arrived just in time: Donut shops nationwide are offering free, delectable, delicious donuts. Call your local specialty and vegan shops first for their promotions . Read Full Story

The actions and choices you make today have a compounding impact on how much time you have in the future. Here’s how to be smart about the way you spend your day. “I never feel like I have enough time. It’s the end of the day and I don’t feel like I’ve accomplished anything I set out to. I feel like there’s too much to do that I can’t focus on anything!” Read Full Story

Predictions of chaos at polling places have not become reality. After lots of apprehension about potential voter interference or intimidation, election day 2020 has gone surprisingly smoothly. And there’s not much election day left–polls began closing at 7 p.m. on the East Coast. Read Full Story

These days, there's a lot of focus on adding women to corporate boards. That's good - but it doesn't solve a much deeper problem.

Incessant chatting and interaction with technology may be why your productivity has taken a dive. Last year, Americans checked their phone an average of 96 times a day, according to an Asurion survey. Read Full Story

You may not be the boss, but you are in charge of just how quickly you assimilate and how much work you take on in the early days of a new job. Find out how to do it right.

The leading man suddenly started trending today, sparking a fun, much-needed respite from the bleakness we’re all dealing with every day. The nonstop turmoil in the world is exhausting. Read Full Story

Today is the day George R. R. Martin swore would usher in ‘The Winds of Winter,’ which fans in quarantine would surely love to read right now, and Twitter won’t let him forget it. The date July 29, 2020 may not mean much to most people whose birthday it isn’t. Read Full Story

For much of the United States, all the coronavirus arrows are pointing in the wrong direction. For much of the United States, all the coronavirus arrows are pointing in the wrong direction. More than half of all states are seeing an increase in new cases, pushing the country’s seven-day average on an upward trend. According to The New York Times , yesterday saw the highest number of new cases since April. Read Full Story

If you’ve been working remotely and your current setup just isn’t cutting it, here’s what you need to do. You know how it goes: One day you’re typing away at your company desk, and the next day you’re working from home indefinitely in a pandemic, hunched over your kitchen table like a potato. Read Full Story