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Danielle Braff

http://www.Daniellebraff.com
Danielle Braff regularly covers travel, health and lifestyle for Reader's Digest. Her articles have also been published in The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, Boston Globe and other publications. She has a master's degree in journalism from Northwestern University, and a master's degree in musicology from Oxford University in England. Danielle is based in Chicago, where she lives with her husband and two children. See her recent articles at www.Daniellebraff.com. You can follow her on Facebook @Danielle.Karpinos, Twitter @daniellebraff, and Instagram at danikarp.
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Here’s How Much the Coronavirus Is Costing the World (So Far)

Millions remain out of work, industries are losing billions, and that's just the beginning.
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This Is Exactly How Airplanes Keep the Air Clean

There's a common myth that planes are the filthiest place on earth. While it's true...

12 Father’s Day Traditions from Around the World

Fishing? Skeletons? Lighters? Check out the different ways Father's Day is celebrated across the globe.
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Is It Safe to Book Winter Holiday Travel Now?

If you’re itching to plan a post-lockdown vacation, these tips can help minimize the risk...

Here’s How to Self-Isolate if You Live With Your Family

You're stuck in your home with the same group of people day in and day...
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What Kills Bacteria—And What Doesn’t

Looking to disinfect your house and your stuff during the coronavirus pandemic? Here's what you...

Where to Buy 12 Things Amazon Currently Won’t Deliver

Amazon is prioritizing deliveries of medical supplies, household staples, and other high-demand products. But don't...
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Watch Out! Scammers Are Using the Coronavirus to Steal Your Information

Whenever there's a crisis, there are people who try to help. There are also some...

How Bad Are Cruise Ships for the Environment?

We know that cruises may not be good for your waistline. But are they also...
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4 Household Products That Kill Coronavirus, According to Consumer Reports

Is your store out of cleaning products? Have no fear: you most likely already have...
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How Bad Is Flying for the Environment?

Flying is the fastest way to get from point A to point B—but is it...

13 Airport Mistakes TSA Agents Hate the Most

Trust us: You don't want to get on the TSA's bad side.

10 Services Vacationers Assume Most Hotels Offer but Don’t

Hotels are amazing...but they aren't genies.

11 Ways to Get Cash From an Airline Instead of a Voucher

If you’re being inconvenienced, you deserve cash—in fact, you’re often entitled to it by law....

12 Things That Go on Super Sale in March

Missed February's Presidents' Day Deals? You can still snag some fantastic deals in March—if you...
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How to Get a Refund If a World Crisis Forces You to Cancel a Trip

Unable to travel due to coronavirus or any other world event? Here's how and when...

What Airport Security Could Look Like in 10 Years

Is there even a possibility that we won't have to take off our shoes on...

14 Vintage-Style National Park Posters That Will Give You Wanderlust

We went behind the scenes of some of the most stunning national park posters with...

12 Things That Go on Super Sale in February

It's time to go shopping. We grilled consumer analysts to learn all about what to...
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This Is What a TSA Agent First Notices About You

While it's nice to be noticed, this isn't the kind of attention you want. Here's...

The Most Romantic Valentine’s Day Restaurants in Every State

It comes as no surprise that February 14 just happens to be one of the...