Maureen Wiley
Maureen is a mother, grandmother, gardener, dog lover, and writer. She wholeheartedly believes we're all as young as we feel, so she hopes you enjoy the musings of a woman at the ripe old age of 25!
42 Signs You Might Have Clogged Arteries
Clogged arteries often don't show symptoms until they're severely narrowed or blocked. That's why it's crucial to recognize the subtle signs your body might be sending you. (Disclaimer: The information in this content is for general informational purposes only, not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor before making any changes to your lifestyle.)
20 Times TV Characters Ended Up With the Wrong Person
Why does every show need a heartbreaking love triangle?
25 Quick and Easy Ways to De-Stress
Try some of our quick and easy tips to manage anxiety, keep a calm mood, and keep stress at bay!
30 Most Welcoming American Cities
These cities are full of the nicest people you'll ever meet.
I Paid My Car Insurance for 11 Years Without a Single Claim. Then I Found Out What Loyalty Actually Cost Me
For 11 years, Karen paid her car insurance premiums to the same company without missing a single payment. But it didn't get her customer loyalty.
If World Cup Favorites Were NFL Teams: An American’s Cheat Sheet
The drama, the dynasties, the heartbreak, the hype...it's all there in a league you already love. This is the World Cup translated into NFL terms.
What Happens When a Member of Congress Can’t Do the Job? Nothing, Officially.
What happens when a member of Congress becomes too sick, too injured, or too impaired to do the job — but doesn't resign? The surprising answer is: almost nothing happens automatically. There is no rule.
A Roundup of the Eugene Horsch Case
It all started with a routine traffic stop near the Liberty Bell. Weeks later, the case still continues to sprawl into a larger federal investigation of homicides and missing persons.
Are Recent U.S. Navy Deployments Stretching to the Limit?
In recent months, public and military attention has turned to the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72), whose extended time at sea has reignited a critical debate within defense circles: How long are naval deployments supposed to last?
Miami Just Became More Expensive Than New York, Breaking a Decades-Long American Story
New data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis has just scrambled two well-worn media narratives that have run in opposite directions for years.