It’s easier than ever these days to build house-wide smart home systems and manipulate appliances with an Amazon Echo. Though some of these products don’t yet play nice with each other, the smart home industry […]
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that each year, the average adult has two to three colds. There is no cure. The only recommended treatment is lots of rest and plenty of fluids. […]
Most Americans have bank accounts of one type or another. In fact, according to the latest FDIC data, nearly 93 percent of Americans have access to banking services. And a large chunk of those people […]
Samsung surprised everyone at IFA Berlin this year when it promised to begin selling its first 8K television before the end of 2018. Boasting four times the resolution of 4K (also known as ultra HD), […]
Former President Barack Obama’s health care law — formally known as the Affordable Care Act and commonly known as Obamacare — is the most prominent and, perhaps, notorious piece of legislation signed in a decade. […]
Renault is celebrating its 120th birthday in self-driving style. The French automaker unveiled an autonomous luxury car, the EZ-Ultimo, at the 2018 Paris Motor Show last week. The vehicle represents Renault’s vision of high-end, self-driving […]
The end of the year means it’s time for celebrations and fun, but it’s also when we start thinking about our finances. We set resolutions to get things in order but also about how we […]
The rise of digital media has rocked the American newspaper, with dwindling subscriptions and shrinking ad revenue a constant concern for the industry. Ironically, the speed of the modern news cycle and the endless supply […]
Rhinorrhea, contusions, epistaxis, biopsies — these words can immediately create confusion for anyone who isn’t working in the health care field. But, it’s important to understand this information because, at some point in our lives, […]
It’s not really dead. The “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” didn’t do away with the dreaded Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) for individuals. But while not gone, it can, for most taxpayers, be forgotten. First, some background. […]