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According to a national poll of 500 adults in the United States by online survey and research leader QuestionPro, Covid-19 wiped out office romance.

Chicago-based matchmaker, Stef Safran, from Stef and the City tells us what NOT to say when putting yourself back out there in the dating scene.

How to mentally prepare before returning to the post-pandemic dating scene.

• The first date should always be a phone call or FaceTime before you meet up in person, so that you can gauge your chemistry.
• Keeping first dates short (an hour or so) is one of the best ways to prevent awkward moments.
• If you're feeling really worried, you can always schedule a session with a dating coach - like Stef and the City!

CNN National Correspondent Natasha Chen joins our hosts to reveal her top travel tips and must haves for a job on-the-go.

Natasha talks about her early days as a reporter and what it took to hit, and stay on, the national TV stage.

🏋🏼‍♀️ Americans reportedly gained an average of 29 pounds during the pandemic (per the Washington Post)... so this week our hosts are joined by fitness expert and personal trainer Sheree Burton.

💪🏼 The mom of 3 tells the best ways to jumpstart your summer weight loss journey. What are the easiest ways to begin losing weight? How can programs like Sheree's 15-Day Summer Shred Challenge prep you for a lean lifestyle? What's the best time for busy professionals to get in the gym for a workout?

Connect with Sheree Burton online at shereeburton.com to join her 15-Day Summer Shred Challenge.

Survey: A lot of millennial homebuyers have regrets about their big purchase

This reveal comes after a new study shows that Employees Are Working An Extra Day In Unpaid Overtime Each Week via Forbes.

Reese's Wants to Give You a Peanut Butter Glow Up

Domino’s starts making autonomous pizza deliveries

Bunny snatched: Record-holding giant rabbit stolen in UK

How Much Weight Did We Gain During Lockdowns? 2 Pounds a Month, Study Hints

North Dakota man says condo association threatens $200 daily fines over American flag 'noise'

Scottish island for sale with opening bid of $111,700

Swan terrorizes homeowners by constantly knocking on front doors: 'Extremely irritating'

'Murphy-Goode' Wants to Pay You 6 Figures & Cover Your Rent

Michigan DoorDash driver drops pizza on ground, stuffs it back in the box

Wendy's serving free breakfast sandwich for March Madness

The COVID baby boom is looking more like a baby bust

Yard Sale Bowl Revealed To Be Rare Chinese Artifact Worth Up To $500,000

JetBlue is ending its back-to-front boarding policy

HAWAII LAWMAKERS INTRODUCE BILL LOWERING VOTING AGE TO 16

A California city just banned all new gas stations in zero-emissions push

Nearly four in 10 university students addicted to smartphones, study finds

Divorce Reporter, Ilyssa Panitz, divulges how what some consider a nasty process doesn't have to be doom and gloom. She provides 7 examples of how you can use divorce to make yourself better.

Marriages and divorces both decline as pandemic poses new tests for couples

Divorce rates climb as quarantine keeps couples closer

Nurses advised to swap words such as 'breast milk' for the more inclusive 'human milk'

Man with Florida tattooed on his forehead accused of calling 911 to ask for a ride home

A quirky Presidents Day sale: Washington’s hair, JFK sweater

Company paying $500 for someone to watch Netflix, eat pizza all-day

The Horrifying Reason You Should Never, Ever Eat An Icicle

More Positive Pandemic Baby Names Trending

Best and worst states to raise a family in 2021: study

Paying for poop: University study gets smelly for science

States that favored cats or dogs during coronavirus pandemic: Report

Divorce rates climb as quarantine keeps couples closer

Woman's garden 'stepping stone' turns out to be an ancient Roman artifact

University releases annual 'banished words' list for 2021

The Funniest Tweets About Reasons Couples Have Gotten Mad At Each Other | HuffPost Life

Guest Anchor Andrew Luria (FOX 5 San Diego) joins this week to discuss his new children's book, "The Adventures of Charlie Marley - Midnight's Moment In Time".

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Scotland names its snow plows and their titles are amazing via CNET

Baker who reheated store-bought bread on radiator jailed for fraud via Radio.com

2024 Olympics to Include Breakdancing

50 Weird Christmas Gifts Almost As Bizarre As The Year 2020

Squirrel Gets Drunk On Fermented Pear Because Acorns Can't Dull The Pain

Former Israeli space security chief says extraterrestrials exist, and Trump knows about it

Black Friday in-store shopping dropped 52.1% as online sales broke records.

Cyber Monday was the biggest online shopping day in U.S. history

Netflix says Queen's Gambit is its most-watched limited series yet

Elon Musk wanted to call his new tequila ‘Teslaquila’ but Mexico said no

Dictionary companies choose the same word of the year: pandemic

Florida or Russia?

• MMA gets really weird in Russia: Female star destroys 530-pound man
• Two men taking turns tazing themselves
• Florida man blames horse for home break-in

Bottoms up or dig in? Pepsi debuts limited-edition Apple Pie flavor

George Clooney once gave 14 friends $1 million each -- in cash

Study finds 4 hours of video games a day is beneficial to your mental health

EVA Air launches speed dating 'flight to nowhere'

Women Brush Off Middle Age, Hair Loss With Wigs And No Shame

After a tight race, a French bulldog was elected mayor of this small Kentucky town

That 'murder hornet' nest scientists found and destroyed had nearly 200 queens. They say they got there 'just in the nick of time'

WATCH: Kamala Harris makes acceptance speech

Pennsylvania bakery election 'cookie poll' results are in: The winner is...

This Acupuncture Mat Has Over 14,000 Positive Reviews On Amazon

Sophia Loren, 86, reveals her biggest regret: 'That was the dream of my life'

Chiefs' Travis Kelce on the 'Battle' of Finding 'Energy' in Stadiums Without Fans This NFL Season

Producer Marcus Harun discusses his new documentary; Essential Journalists: How Coronavirus Changed TV News

Armed with 6-foot microphone poles, mask-clad reporters are filming interviews through windows to tell the stories of their communities, while worrying about what illness they may bring back to their families. National news producer Marcus Harun remotely interviews dozens of journalists from across the country about how the coronavirus impacted their jobs and the frightening reality of heading out into the danger zone to report vital information to the public. Some of the country’s most-watched news programs are being broadcast out of the anchor’s basements as the industry adopted work-from-home plans for the first time. At the national level, CBS lost a producer to COVID-19 and NBC lost an audio technician; a CNN anchor continued to host his show while suffering from the virus. In local news, producers grapple with limited resources to telecommute and anchors struggle to babysit their children during live newscasts. This film about social distancing was produced, edited, and completed all while social distancing from home in a New York apartment.

Learn more about the film here: https://essentialjournalists.com/

Boston news anchor fired for a cameo in Adam Sandler’s ‘Hubie Halloween’

Pandemic, election may scare away consumers this Halloween, researcher says

AMC Offers Moviegoers the Chance to Rent Out Theaters for $99 Private Screenings

Hotels.com will help you literally live under a rock on election day

Reporters Calling out Other TV Reporters

Sara's first "Literal Worst" calls out her husband's dirty dishes.

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🍚 After Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben's brands are retired, rapper Master P releases a new product to take their place.

📚 Norma sends the kids back-to-school, but there are still some reservations by her parental instincts.

🪑 Robert reveals the one thing he thinks kids in class now will never get to experience again.

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News story mentioned: Baby has hilarious response to mom’s driving range whiff via Golf.com

Hey, Wanna Make $3,000 by Having Sex on a Bunch of Different Mattresses? via Men's Health.

Bring your own alcohol to drink on a flight during coronavirus: rules via Business Insider

Clorox wipes won't be fully stocked in stores until 2021 via CBS News

Also - introducing a new segment: Real or Fake Headlines

Bill Murray brings in the MLB season with a 7th-inning stretch song from home.

Dr. Anthony Fauci's baseball card just became one of the best selling in Topps' history.

Falling meatball from sandwich causes college student to fail exam.

Target joins Walmart in ending Thanksgiving store shopping.

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Send your digital screams to Iceland. What are the best tips for recording your frustration from home and playing it back on a remote area speaker.

Forget good looks and humor — 27% of millennials said they'd consider a partner's student-loan debt before dating them. - via Business Insider

Demi Moore blames another movie star for putting carpet in her bathroom.

This week's "Literal Worst" involves a petroleum procrastination we've all made.

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As parents prepare for back-to-school, what exactly should they expect when classes resume this fall? via CNN

Now that quarantine has lifted in some parts of the country, is a good haircut worth a longer commute if your stylist relocates to a different salon?

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It's National French Fry Day - which fast-food restaurant has the best spuds?

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Fireworks Stands go live... but should they?

The Dixie Chicks change their name.

Hulu Pulls 'Golden Girls' Episode That Features Characters in Mud Masks Over Blackface Concerns

16 jobs where people make far more now than they would have 10 years ago

Special Guest: Merril Hoge, former NFL player, and inspirational speaker share the motivational phrase that's helped him throughout his career, cancer, and COVID-19.

Robert and Norma detail the tactics they used to stay focused and atop their TV game.

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Man gets entire park to sing Bon Jovi's 'Living on a Prayer'

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Special Guest: Jordan Sadoff, CEO, RESTORE Hair reveals the strange area women are trying to transplant hair.

Robert and Norma discuss why a man in a horse-drawn carriage was kicked out of a KFC drive-thru.

Netflix's Auto-Play feature and fried chicken land on this week's "The Literal Worst".

Will viewers care about Looney Tunes giving up its guns?

In the "Voiceover of the Week": A Boston-area woman and her dog get caught in a sewer (WFXT).

Also the reason dryers and shopping carts land as this week's "Literal Worst".

Both hosts also show off their "TV Voices" to read a story about a $300 overdue library book fine... and what does Robert think is "The Literal Worst"?