It’s front and center, colorful, and on trend. But “clothing at Target tends to be one of the worst purchases you can make there, since it is relatively expensive but not great quality or design,” warns Stacy Caprio of Deals Scoop. “You can find much better quality, better fit, and better-looking clothing for similar prices elsewhere,” she adds, “so save your clothing shopping for a non-Target shopping trip.” Target’s substantial shoe section for the whole family can be tempting eye candy....

And for more on birthdays that are out of the ordinary, check out This Is the Least Common Birthday in the U.S. (No, It’s Not Leap Day). Read the original article on Best Life. Birth Year: 1988 Birth Year: 1981 Birth Year: 1948 Birth Year: 1969 Birth Year: 1968 Birth Year: 1967 Birth Year: 1979 Birth Year: 1982 Birth Year: 1934 Birth Year: 1985 Birth Year: 1931 Birth Year: 1923 Birth Year: 1989 And for more on Swift’s latest album, check out Taylor Swift Confirms Her Boyfriend Secretly Co-Wrote 2 of Her Songs....

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Environmental scientists in Florida claim that a surge in unsafe boating activity has led to a 20 percent increase in manatee deaths between April and May compared to last year, with June also exceeding the five-year average for the same time period.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb Shutdowns have also led to the delay in changing public policies and rolling out the launch of environmental projects aimed at protecting the sea mammals. “There are several troubling factors coming together during the pandemic,” Patrick Rose, an aquatic biologist and executive director of the nonprofit Save the Manatee Club, told The Guardian....

READ THIS NEXT: Major Pharmacies Are Blocking This Common Daily Medication. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), there are different reasons for drug shortages, namely “manufacturing and quality problems, delays, and discontinuations.” The FDA plays an integral role in mitigating the impact on consumers who rely on medication, working directly with the manufacturers.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, shortages have become that much more common, as ongoing global supply chain issues continue to disrupt production....

There’s a new section on this year’s tax return: the Recovery Rebate Credit. As Kari Brummond, a tax preparer and accounting writer for TaxDebtHelp, previously explained to Best Life, people can apply for this credit if they did not receive all the stimulus payments in 2020 that they qualified for based on their 2020 income because the IRS was looking at 2018 and 2019 tax returns at the time. Tax Adviser says common reasons why taxpayers may claim this credit include “reduced income in 2020, a change in marital filing status, or a change in the number of dependents....

On May 8, 2020, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced that it had approved an initial $1.2 billion in contracts as part of its Farmers to Families Food Box Program. The program purchased food products—including fresh produce, dairy, and meat—from U.S. farmers, and packaged them into boxes intended to serve individual households. The foods were subsequently delivered to non-profits, food banks, faith-based organizations, and community centers throughout the U....

RELATED: This Beloved Summer Food Is Disappearing From Stores and Restaurants. If you’re expecting to easily find gas this weekend, you might have to reevaluate your plans: The pipeline resuming operations isn’t going to immediately bring gas back. In fact, Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy, told USA Today that he expects the gas shortage will loom until the end of the month. “I think that by Memorial Day or shortly after, that it won’t be such a project to fill your tank back up,” he predicted....

There is a lot that can be left up to personal preference when it comes to cutting one’s nails, but if you want to ensure you don’t get stuck in a unhealthy situation, board-certified podiatrist Nelya Lobkova, DPM, and licensed physician Leann Poston, MD, recommend cutting your fingernails every week. On the other hand, Esteban Kosak, MD, a medical doctor and researcher with Symptoms Care, says you go could go as far as waiting every few weeks to cut them—but waiting comes with heightened health risks....

While you can spend an arm and a leg to hire an exterminator to get rid of a mouse infestation after those pests have taken hold in your home, preventing them from getting inside in the first place is a far easier—and less expensive—proposition. However, experts say when it comes to keeping critters out, your pest prevention plan should start outside your home. “Cut back low lying vegetation near foundation,” suggests Craig Sansig, service director with Viking Pest....

According to the Krazy Coupon Lady, an item will repeatedly get marked down monthly until it sells out. This drop in prices always happens within the first five days of the month, so if you’ve got your eye on an item, it would be wise to hold out until the first week of the next month to see if the product gets discounted. Keep in mind that clearance items will only ever be marked down up to once per month....

Whether you’re recovering from addiction, concerned about the link between alcohol and dementia, or simply committing to your overall wellness, read on for one surprising tip on how to cut back on—or completely stop—drinking. READ THIS NEXT: Brad Pitt Credits This Huge Star With Helping Him Overcome Addiction. If you’ve found that your alcohol intake seems to have increased recently, you’re not alone. Alcohol consumption has increased in the U....

Respondents who said it’s their favorite: 40 percentae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb And if you want to ensure your holidays are safe, You Shouldn’t Be Doing This One Thing With Your Family Now, WHO Warns. Respondents who said it’s their favorite: 26 percent Respondents who said it’s their favorite: 25 percent And for more holiday news delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter. Respondents who said it’s their favorite: 21 percent Respondents who said it’s their favorite: 20 percent And if you want to avoid a holiday faux pas, don’t queue up The Most Hated Christmas Songs of All Time....

The scientist created the eponymous Schmidt Sting Pain Index, in which he rated the stings of 78 species on a scale of one to four, with four being the absolute worst. Read on to discover a sample of the stingers at all pain levels, accompanied by Schmidt’s colorful, often cheeky, descriptions of how each one felt, including the most painful one of all, according to the U.K.’s Natural History Museum....

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The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) announced in a statement on Jan. 28 that two independent cases of the South African strain of COVID were detected in the state. These cases have no connection to each other and no recent travel history. The two patients are from different areas of South Carolina—one was from the Lowcountry while the other was located in the Pee Dee region....

According to researchers at the University of Chicago, tracking a man’s eye movements can reveal “whether love or lust is in the cards.” They claim that in as little as a half a second, a person’s brain makes a snap judgement about others as part of an “automatic attentional process” to biomarkers in that person’s appearance. If the basis of a person’s attraction is solely physical, their eye patterns should reveal that they spend more time stealing glances at their date’s body....

1 The Customer Was Visiting From Out of Town Per CNN, Eric Smith, visiting Scranton from out-of-town was so delighted with his meal and the service provided by Mariana Lambert, that he decided to overtip – by a lot! “When the time came to pay his check, Lambert came into my office with tears in her eyes and shaking, stating a customer was leaving her a $3,000 tip on his $13....

Despite the hot demand, some airlines are nevertheless cutting routes again, to the frustration of passengers. Read on to find out the latest airline to strike flights from its schedule, and how it could affect your upcoming travel plans. READ THIS NEXT: Never Forget to Do This After Your Flight Lands, Flight Attendant Warns. Just last week, United announced that it would be cutting flights to eight major cities over the next month as it grapples with operational issues, according to travel news outlet The Points Guy....