Shower—check. Clean clothes—check. So why do some people still develop body odor?
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“Each day that dawns brings some new lesson with it.”
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Shower—check. Clean clothes—check. So why do some people still develop body odor?
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Jack Coel, a professional water dowser, practices his craft at a construction site in Phoenix on July 13, 2026. Allan Stein/The Epoch Times
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Five million-dollar homes in north Phoenix were nearly finished when the 15-gallon-per-minute well supplying the development began to run dry.
Construction manager Tanner Cook first tried the conventional approach. He drilled multiple test wells across the five-acre desert parcel in search of another water source, but each came up empty.
“We have to provide water to the homes. It’s a necessity, obviously, to live,” Cook said, standing near the original well. (Read more)
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The years before required minimum distributions may be your best chance to cut retirement taxes. pikselstock/shutterstock
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People tend to view certain years as milestones—like 21 or 50. But people rarely discuss the significance of 73. However, that age is especially important for retirees and those nearing retirement.
This is because 73 is the year that required minimum distributions (RMDs) begin for those born between 1951 and 1959. It’s 75 for those born in 1960 or later.
In any case, RMDs matter. (Read more)
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One of my favorite parts of hosting the Brownstone Institute supper club at Sovereignty Ranch is choosing the speakers. (Read more)
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Anthony Fauci, former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), had no official position as the COVID czar in... (Read more)
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My daughter loves sweet breakfasts, so we often rotate through stovetop oatmeal, blueberry scones, and buttermilk pancakes, but I insist on a savory breakfast a few times per week. Often, that breakfast is an egg tortilla because I always have a stash of flour tortillas in the freezer for taco night or quick lunch quesadillas.
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