HuffPost

HuffPost, which was known as The Huffington Post until April 2017 and is often called HuffPo, is an American platform for news aggregation and blogging. It features both local and international editions. The website provides a mix of news, satire, blogs, and original articles, covering a wide range of topics including politics, business, entertainment, the environment, technology, popular culture, lifestyle, comedy, health, women's issues, and local stories from various columnists. The outlet is generally viewed as leaning towards liberal perspectives.

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Josh Shapiro Reveals Trump Finally Called Him Following Arson At His Home

1 day ago | huffpost.com | Marita Vlachou

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) on Tuesday said President Donald Trump called him on Saturday, about a week after the arson attack at his home in Harrisburg, describing him as â€śvery gracious.â€ťShapiro told reporters that he â€śappreciatedâ€ť Trumpâ€™s gesture to reach out over the weekend, adding that he didnâ€™t immediately pick up his call.
Trump Calls His Critics 'Haters' And 'Bad People' — Here's Why That's A Red Flag

1 day ago | huffpost.com | Jillian Wilson

Most people grow out of name-calling by about the ninth grade — maybe 12th grade if you’re particularly immature. By that time, you’re likely aware that calling someone names is mean, aggressive and not actually a good way to create a positive change in a relationship. This can’t be said, though, for Donald Trump, who purposely name-calls (like when he labels his critics and opponents “haters,” “fake,” “bad people” or “crazy”). Experts say this is a pointed strategy.
Reviewers Call This Hands-Free Light The 'Best Purchase They’ve Ever Made' — And It's 20% Off

1 day ago | huffpost.com | Haley Zovickian

This rechargeable LED reading light, designed to be worn around the neck, was one of the most popular HuffPost reader buys during the last holiday season, and it’s easy to see why. Its around-the-neck design is actually pretty genius: It lets you read, work or craft with completely free hands, plus it concentrates light directly on the page or your task so you can see clearly, even in the dark.
This Type Of Full-Body Exercise Is Growing In Popularity — And For Good Reason

2 days ago | huffpost.com | Jillian Wilson

Pilates is having a moment right now. There are Pilates studios opening all over, droves of fitness influencers touting its benefits and a public interest in Pilates classes — last year Pilates was the most-booked type of class on ClassPass, a fitness class booking app. So, what exactly is this popular type of fitness?
Give Your Heat-Damaged Hair A Break With These 6 Air Dry Creams

2 days ago | huffpost.com | Michelle Rostamian

If your hair has been bearing the brunt of hot tools in the form of split ends, dryness and an overall coarse texture, your hair styling routine may be in need of a switch-up. Cue air dry creams, which are essentially a one-way ticket to softer, frizz-free hair that eliminates the need for any and all hot tools.
Trump Chaos Ensues As He Approaches 100 Days Of Presidency: Latest Updates

3 days ago | huffpost.com | Paige Lavender

President Donald Trump is approaching his 100th day in office, a tumultuous period marked by market swings, social media outbursts and a number of constitutional crises. Trump and his administration are currently publicly defying court orders to bring a man mistakenly sent to a mega-prison in El Salvador home.
Should You Change Your ‘Outside Clothes’ When You Get Home? Doctors Have Thoughts

3 days ago | huffpost.com | Vanessa Nirode

I have a bit of a routine that I only recently realized might not be the norm for everyone. In short, I have dedicated “outside clothes” and “inside clothes.” I can’t imagine lounging around the house in the same clothes that I wore to work or out to run errands. I live in Manhattan, and even when I leave the building to take out the garbage or run to the corner bodega for milk, I pull on specific sweatpants and Uggs to do so. I consider this a clean, sanitary routine.
These $29 Sheets Are ‘Affordable Luxury’, According To Reviewers

4 days ago | huffpost.com | Haley Zovickian

Given the price gauging and inflation that’s marred the 2020s, you might wonder whether lower-priced sheets can actually be worth their salt. According to a whopping 245,000 5-star raters, Mellanni’s iconic sheet set, which starts at $29, fits the bill for “affordable luxury” (or, as one reviewer puts it, “Luxury at a price I can afford.”)Reviewers rave about Mellanni's microfiber sheet set.
Does Charging Your Phone To 100% Ruin Your Battery? Here's The Truth.

4 days ago | huffpost.com | Jillian Wilson

Many of us are in the habit of plugging our phones in to charge overnight so we start each day at 100%. However, you might not be doing yourself ― or your battery ― any favors in the long run. You might have heard that charging your cell phone battery and leaving it plugged in once it hits a full charge is bad for long-term battery life. According to Chao-Yang Wang, the director of the Electrochemical Engine Center at Penn State University, there is some truth behind this thought.
The 9 Biggest Signs Of Autism In Adulthood

4 days ago | huffpost.com | Jillian Wilson

You may have seen videos on social media where people detail the signs that made them realize they’re autistic. Viewers are finding them enlightening and comforting as many people — mainly women — are undiagnosed as they reach adulthood. According to Dr. Megan Anna Neff, a clinical psychologist based in Oregon, a recent study found that 80% of women with autism are still undiagnosed at age 18.