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The Good Trade editors endorse products we’ve personally researched, tested, and genuinely love. Learn more about our methodology and business model here. Editor’s Note: As parents, we know how unsettling news about infant botulism and formula recalls can feel. While these incidents are extremely rare, infant botulism is treatable when caught early—and it isn’t only linked to formula feeding, but can also come from everyday environmental exposures. If you’ve formula-fed your baby and are feeling anxious, please be gentle with yourself: you’re doing an amazing job, and the very best you can. We understand how overwhelming all the information online can…

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For decades, Southwest Airlines built its reputation on simplicity, transparency and a customer-first approach. No assigned seating. No bag fees. No expiration dates. It was the airline that customers loved. But lately, that reputation is starting to crack as story after story appears on social media, adding fuel to the fire. @shaemeetsworld sw, count your days 😒 #fyp #traveltok #southwestairlines #carryon #blackgirltravel ♬ original sound – shaemeetsworld At the center of the controversy is a story highlighted by @shaemeetsworld on TikTok (embedded above). She says she was blindsided by what felt like a series of hidden fees just one day…

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For the past 10 days, I had a brutal cold and cough. As I lay supine on the sofa, my kids hovered over me (“Mom, you good?”), and I tried everything I could think of — menthol lozenges, Ricola lozenges, Robitussin, Robitussin PM, Advil, Advil PM, Mucinex, hot lemon tea, a humidifier, two humidifiers, steamy showers, stacked-up pillows, fresh air, the list goes on. Nothing seemed to help — all day, all night, the hacking cough remained — until finally, my friend suggested something simple. “Why don’t you have a teaspoon of honey?” I’d spent a fortune on drugstores medicine…

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“To me, a good outfit is one I don’t have to think about too much,” says Laura Tully, a personal wardrobe stylist who lives in Boise, Idaho, with her husband and three kids. Her ethos — for herself and her clients — is that your wardrobe should serve your life right now. “Style is about caring for yourself in the season you’re in,” she says, “not chasing the hope that one day you’ll be this person or that person.” Here, Laura shares five outfits she wore in a week… Jacket: H&M. T-shirt: Leset. Jeans: Citizens of Humanity. Belt: Old Navy. Sneakers: Reebok.…

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This healthy eggs and bacon breakfast pizza features a gluten-free oatmeal crust, turkey bacon, fluffy eggs, and melty mozzarella. A high-protein savory breakfast perfect for brunch or meal prep. If you believe pizza should absolutely be acceptable for breakfast, this recipe is for you. This low-fat eggs and bacon breakfast pizza features a savory oatmeal crust that’s hearty, nourishing, and naturally gluten-free. It’s topped with fluffy eggs, crispy turkey bacon, sautéed veggies, melty mozzarella, and fresh basil for a breakfast that feels indulgent but is made with wholesome ingredients. This healthy breakfast pizza is high in protein, balanced with whole…

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Adrienne BreauxHouse Tour DirectorFor more than 10 years, I’ve led Apartment Therapy’s real home content, producing thousands of house tours from around the world. Currently, I live in my maximalist dream home in New Orleans, Louisiana, with my partner, a perfect dog, and a cute cat.

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Spring always brings the urge for a reset—lighter meals, fresh produce, and recipes that feel vibrant after a winter of cozy comfort food. And while soup may feel like a cold-weather staple, the right spring soup recipes can be just as refreshing as they are nourishing. Think vibrant greens, bright herbs, citrusy broths, and vegetable-packed bowls that celebrate the best ingredients of the season. Whether you’re craving something creamy, brothy, or protein-packed, these spring soup recipes strike the perfect balance between comforting and light—ideal for weeknight dinners or meal prep for the days ahead. 15 Spring Soup Recipes to Make…

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Economists at Goldman Sachs are warning that recession risks are rising as a fragile labor market collides with inflation pressures tied to intensifying global conflict. The bank has raised its 12-month recession probability to 25%, reflecting mounting concern that slowing hiring, higher oil prices and persistent policy uncertainty are weighing on economic momentum.The shift underscores growing anxiety on Wall Street that the policy uncertainty under President Trump; particularly tariffs and geopolitical tensions; is arriving at a moment when growth was already cooling.A jobs report that rattled marketsDepositphotos Photo by maxxyustasFebruary payrolls fell by 92,000; a figure economist described as a…

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A first Oscar nomination—and now a first win for Michael B. Jordan. This Southern Gothic drama had everyone racing to the cinema. Cleverly blending horror, supernatural and toe-tapping music, Sinners is a masterclass in how to keep an audience on the edge of their seats. The film takes us to the Mississippi Delta in 1932 (and was filmed in nearby Louisiana).Where Was Sinners Filmed? Hannah Beachler on Filming the Southern Gothic in the Louisiana BayouHannah Beachler, Academy Award-winning production designer, lets us in on the film’s Southern Gothic vibe.We spoke to Academy Award-winning production designer and New Orleans local Hannah…

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