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Does Tesla Want More Competitors?
Famous entrepreneur and Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently announced that he plans to make what he referred to as “fairly controversial” changes regarding the patents
A Newer Energy Efficient Light Bulb?
There is no denying that non-incandescent light bulbs are becoming more and more popular across America. With the government leading the charge, more and more
Bitcoin Gaining Legitimacy
The spread of Bitcoin has become more apparent in the past week. Beyond the breaking news that Apple will begin to accept Bitcoin in the
Can Diet Soda Help Your Weight Loss?
A new study carried out at the University of Colorado has found that those who drank diet soda while dieting lost more weight than those
California Drought Stirs Fracking Debate
In recent years, fracking, has gained a reputation in the media as one of the most divisive environmental issues to date. Short for hydraulic fracturing,
NJ Star Ledger: Tesla ban in NJ only hurts the consumer
Written by Joseph Colangelo, Executive Director of Consumers’ Research and originally published in the NJ Star Ledge It’s not even April, but New Jersey has
The Hill: HHS gives; FDA takes away
Written by Joseph Colangelo, Executive Director of Consumers’ Research and originally published in The Hill On Monday the Department of Health and Human Services released a
12 things you should know about the myRA
Q: Who will be eligible to contribute? A: Individuals who earn up to $129,000 and couples who earn up to $191,000 will be eligible –
NYU Scientist: Gut Bacteria May Be Implicated in Rheumatoid Arthritis
From Wired: The bacteria that live in your intestines are a mixed blessing. Scientists have known for decades that this so-called microbiota helps us digest
Fitch: Several U.S. Cities Nearing Bubble-Year Home Price Peaks
From Fitch: Link to Fitch Ratings’ Report: U.S. RMBS Sustainable Home Price and Economic Risk Factor Report – November 2013 Fitch Ratings-New York-06 November 2013: As