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1. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Heather Olinger

   Job hopping no longer carries the stigma it once did, career experts say (opens the original)

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   For decades, staying with one company for most of a career was considered the gold standard. Frequent job changes often raised red flags for employers and could leave workers labeled as unreliable or uncommitted. But career experts say that perception has changed dramatically. In today's workforce, changing jobs every few years is increasingly common, and in many cases, it can be a strategic way to build skills, increase earnings and advance professionally. "Job hopping used to have a very big s

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2. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Heather Olinger

   From wolves to pets: Ancient dog DNA reveals the origins of man's best friend (opens the original)

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   The bond between humans and dogs stretches back thousands of years — long before modern pets ever existed. At Clemson University, genetics expert Kelsey Witt Dillon is studying ancient dog DNA to better understand how wolves slowly became domesticated companions. RELATED STORY | Quality time with dogs can relieve stress, heighten concentration Scientists believe some wolves may have first approached human settlements searching for food and shelter, while others think humans may have gradually ta

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