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What the latest grocery forecast means for your family, plus a meatloaf dinner with room for a few smart swaps. Price increases at the grocery store get reported as averages. But your family dinner cost isn't based on 'average grocery pricing.'  The reality of your grocery budget feels much worse t...

By James J. Costa, Founder and COO, Sneakz Organic Artificial intelligence depends on physical infrastructure. Data centers require electricity, water, land, and construction. Their expansion can place pressure on local resources and disrupt ecosystems, particularly in environmentally sensitive area...

Small moves for better mornings, happier lunchboxes and a school year that works for your family. The backpack made it to school. Congratulations. The lunchbox came home with an untouched sandwich, a missing spoon and a banana that appears to have participated in a contact sport. “How was school?” “...

Outbreaks involving sprouts, peppers, eggs and other everyday foods make Salmonella seem unavoidable. Here’s why we are hearing so much about it, how dangerous it really is—and whether America’s shrinking food-safety system is leaving families more exposed. Salmonella is having a busy summer. The ne...

Tax-rebate checks, television limits, school vending machines and a vaccine shortage—the family headlines of August 20, 2001 may feel far away, but the questions behind them remain surprisingly familiar. August 20, 2026 Imagine waking up on Monday, August 20, 2001. Your phone probably stayed attache...