Here are some thoughtful ways you can take action this February.
There has only been one Punxsutawney Phil, but as the fandom grows, so does his competition.
These simple tips can help you cut expenses and boost your bottom line this month.
| John Matarese
Last year, the most popular exes were named Jacob and Sarah. Any bets on the names that will take the top spots this year?
Since 1887, people have gathered outside Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, to see Phil make his prediction.
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February holds the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln, who issued the Emancipation Proclamation, and Frederick Douglass, who was an activist for equality.
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Romance scams are the type of scam that people lose the most money to, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
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Some of her videos on YouTube have more than a million views.
These are some of the lucky foods for the Lunar New Year.
East Asians around the world will ring in the Year of the Rabbit on Sunday, January 22.
These are some of the cultural and sporting events to look forward to in 2023. Mark your calendars for an amazing year!
Across the world, at least for a day, thoughts focused on possibilities, even elusive ones like world peace.
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New York City is ready to usher in 2023 for the first time in two years without COVID restrictions.
Discarded Christmas trees can be picked up curbside for recycling through regular trash-collection services in various cities.
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For more than 50 years, the day after Christmas has marked the celebration of family, life and culture in the African American community.
U.S. sales between Nov. 1 and Dec. 24, a period that is critical for retailers, were fueled by spending at restaurants and on clothing.
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Most of us are spending the same amount of money as we did last year, but more people are opting to buy an experience over a material gift.
| Alexa Liacko
Sometimes you can find unique gifts in the most unexpected places.
| John Matarese
Why do we play with this little top during the holiday? It goes back to the second century, when the Greek empire ruled over Israel.
The horror movie trend has morphed into Christmas, complete with haunted Christmas houses.
Wreaths Across America Day is a holiday tradition that started in 1992 as a way to remember those who served.
| Maura Sirianni
The historical Oxford English Dictionary lists 24 variations for the eight-day holiday. It can lead to some confusion when it comes to spelling.
Rom-coms aren't as much a part of the box office as they used to be, but places like The Hallmark Channel are still churning out dozens each year.
Jews celebrate Hanukkah’s traditions around the world. Why does this festival of lights last eight nights?
| Alexandra Miller and Max Tracey
The owners of a Chicago bar say their Hanukkah pop-up bar is the first and only place to host such a thing in the city.
Two psychology professors break down why some people wait until the last minute to buy holiday gifts for their loved ones.
| Casey Mendoza and Simon Kaufman
On average, Americans stick to their New Year's resolutions for 32 days. But there are ways to break the mold.
| Dan Grossman
While saving money will be tougher this year, experts say there are still ways people can reduce their grocery bills.
| John Matarese
High inflation isn’t stopping people from shopping. But families are being mindful, and for some, that might mean buying less this year.
Seven days and a new candle for each one — that's the years-long tradition of Kwanzaa.
| Lauren Magarino and Brandi Scarber
Scammers are draining gift cards before recipients can use them. Here's how to identify signs of gift card tampering.
| John Matarese
Stockings are a Christmas decoration staple. But why do we hang these garments this time of year?
| Lauren Magarino and Patrick McGovern
A Maryland church's annual Christmas play "Someway, Somehow" unites Broadway and Sunday service, complete with an award-winning cast.
Early depictions show Santa Claus in yellow, green, even stars and stripes. So why do we always see jolly old St. Nicholas dressed in red?
| Casey Mendoza and Simon Kaufman
