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Rest in Peace to A Childhood Haven: An Obituary for Toys “R” Us
From bikes to trains to video games, it’s the biggest toy store there is—gee whiz! I don’t wanna grow up, cause baby, if I did,
In AI Cameras We Trust
In the latest installment of “Big Brother and Big Tech,” automated surveillance cameras in your local grocery store may not be too far away. Shoplifters
No, You Shouldn’t Take a Pill Instead of Applying Sunscreen
On May 22, 2018, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a press release intended to remind consumers of the benefits of sunscreen. The release
Adios Mosquitos
A billionaire is funding research into the genetic material of mosquitos. If this sounds familiar, don’t worry. The billionaire’s name is not John Hammond and
What Are the Best States for Summer Road Trips?
Despite gas prices that are again on the uptick, sixty-four percent of Americans still plan to take road trips this summer. Consumers looking for ideal
Updated Phone Security: Good for Consumers, Bad for Law Enforcement
On June 13, Apple announced that they will implement a software update to prevent data gathering through a device’s USB port. With data security becoming
Planning a Summer Getaway? Tips for Protecting Yourself Against Travel Fraud
With summer vacation in full swing, consumers might want to look carefully before booking their flights and hotels. Travel fraud has jumped about 16 percent

How Financial Stress is Hurting You
Stress is a common experience in everyday life. While it usually occurs in the context of work or school, financial pressures can also exert significant
Study Finds Food Poisoning Pathogens Prevalent in Kitchen Towels
Research presented at the American Society for Microbiology in Atlanta, Georgia has shown that various factors can impact the number of microbes in kitchen towels.
Apple’s Latest Update Can Help Save Lives
On June 18, 2018, Apple announced that when iPhone users in the United States call 911, their locations will automatically be securely shared with first