So many people are heading back into the workforce, but for those who collected unemployment last year, this is something you need to read as tax season approaches. People who collected unemployment benefits in 2021 don’t appear to be getting... Read More
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President Joe Biden‘s administration plans to announce that it will give away 400 million nonsurgical N95 masks free of charge at community health centers and retail pharmacies nationwide on Wednesday (January 19), the New York... Read More
In 2022, you will be able to stream the Super Bowl in more places than ever. Since the game will be broadcast by NBC, you will also be able to watch it on Peacock. In addition, you can stream the game at NBC Sports App, NFL App, Yahoo Sports!... Read More
UFC fighter Francis Ngannou has earned a reputation for being the hardest recorded puncher in the world. Now, he’s become the latest athlete other than Aaron Rodgers and Odell Beckham Jr. to join the world of Bitcoin, as he will be... Read More
As the omicron variant of COVID-19 surges through the U.S. and with at-home testing kits in short supply, the government is stepping in to offer up to four free tests per household. Starting Jan. 18, four free tests can be ordered... Read More
Apple plans to challenge Amazon, Disney and Netflix in the streaming wars — and is convinced that live sports is the way to do it. The investment firm Wedbush says the technology firm is ready to spend billions on live sports to increase... Read More
Netflix is raising prices on all U.S. & Canadian subscribers today. The standard plan goes up $1.50 to $15.49/month, while the 4K plan will cost another $2 – now up to $20/month. The most basic (non-HD) plan now costs $1 more.... Read More
Not all masks are created equal. That may be obvious at this point in the pandemic, but choosing a mask that offers the most protection possible is once again important in the midst of the surging Omicron-fueled wave of COVID infections and... Read More
If there are one person’s words that will motivate you to take action, they’re the famous words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr; after all, MLK was one of the most influential people in not only American history but the world’s. Dr.... Read More
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers of fake at-home COVID-19 testing According to the FDA, fake and unauthorized at-home testing kits are popping up online as scammers take advantage of the spike in... Read More
Google has mapped out just about every place on the planet with Google Maps, Google Street View and Google Earth, and in doing so, they’ve captured a lot of unexpected things. Among them – a cheating wife, a UFO in Antarctica, a couple... Read More
While the new Nassau County Executive has signed an order allowing schools to drop masking policies, some of the most outspoken districts are resisting change in fear of retaliation. In Massapequa, some parents have been rallying for months to... Read More
The beginning of the end starts with a premiere episode titled… “The Beginning of the End.” Jason Bateman’s breakthrough dramatic turn — as Marty Byrde, an accountant-turned-money-launderer who flees to the middle of Missouri with his family... Read More
Emmy-nominated drama series The Boys will return to Amazon Prime Video for its third season June 3rd. The Boys follows the exploits of popular superheroes who abuse their superpowers rather than use them for good. Karl Urban,... Read More
Wonder what those green and yellow tiles all over your social media feeds are? It’s Wordle, a new no-frills word game that has charmed the internet. Think of it as Mastermind, but with words instead of colored pegs. Or a mini crossword... Read More