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A $1.6 million dream home in Columbus features shelves with 7,000 books. It's designed like a cottage in German Village, Ohio, with modern amenities, plus potential for $273K annual rental income.

For the first time, Picsart users can turn their digital art, edits and designs into physical products such as hoodies, stickers and tote bags and sell them directly within the app.

For the first time, Picsart users can turn their digital art, edits and designs into physical products such as hoodies, stickers and tote bags and sell them directly within the app.

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7 Great Investing Books for Beginners These books cover everything a beginner needs, from the basics of personal finance and investing to how the markets influence our money decisions.

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A new study suggests that the ancient Catholic practice of praying the rosary may offer comparable mental health benefits to Eastern-inspired meditation techniques.