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Tracking your child's school bus
A startup Massachusetts company is testing GPS technology to tell parents where their child's school bus is and when it will arrive at the bus stop.
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VIDEO: Another Carnival cruise ship loses power
Carnival has announced that it will fly all the passengers aboard another crippled cruise ship home.
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2013's best cars for families
U.S. News & World Report has announced its awards for the 2013 Best Cars for Families. Check out the winners in 19 categories, from compact cars to SUVs.
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What does that say? Hagel's handwriting mocked
Newly minted Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel signed off on a letter to a former Senate colleague this week with a scrawly, nearly illegible version of his signature.
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What your Facebook likes say about you
Researchers found that the pages people like can be surprisingly revealing about basic details.
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5 facts about Daylight Saving Time
Don't forget to set your clocks ahead an hour before going to bed Saturday night, and check out these other Daylight Saving Time facts.
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Think you're too old to start a new business? Think again.
The Mark Zuckerbergs of the world made a lot of people believe that most of today’s successful startups are created by tech-savvy students in their 20s. In actuality, most successful businesses are started by entrepreneurs between the ages of 30 to 49, according to new research.
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Slate: Boys forward more sexts than girls
Last month, law enforcement officers and school administrators launched an effort to crack down on sexting in one Cincinnati-area high school. Hundreds of students are suspected of distributing nude photos of their classmates via cellphones and the Internet. Just 10 girls will face discipline — the ones whose images have circulated most widely.
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How to prevent food-borne illnesses
According to the CDC, each year one in six Americans become sick from food-borne illnesses, 128,000 need to be hospitalized and 3,000 people lose their lives.
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Finally graduating at 106 years old
Fred Butler, the city’s oldest resident, was presented with an honorary high school diploma in a ceremony in the Beverly High School library.
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