President Joe Biden announced plans to make at-home rapid tests free Thursday as part of his winter coronavirus strategy. While experts say more frequent testing will help stop the spread of COVID-19, there are still issues with at-home rapid... Read More
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LiveOne is giving its podcasters another way to reach drivers. The company has launched LiveXLive on Google’s Android Automotive platform. The move means that the 235 podcasts that are part of PodcastOne’s catalog will be available for... Read More
The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting had a limited number of viewing areas this year, but New Yorkers were excited for the event Wednesday night. The NYPD implemented some COVID-19 safety distance guidelines. For the next few... Read More
Major League Baseball’s collective bargaining agreement expired Wednesday night, plunging the sport toward a management lockout that will end labor peace after 9,740 days over 26 1/2 years. Players and owners had successfully reached four... Read More
Say what you will about Washington politics, but older Americans generally still trust many of the federal government’s agencies and operations. Unfortunately, crooks know this. The AARP Fraud Watch Network has been inundated with calls this year... Read More
The value of a gift card is valid for at least five years from when the card was purchased or money was last loaded onto it. Visit the Federal Reserve website for the latest information on gift card rules. Be careful of websites or social... Read More
The holidays are an important time to give to those in need, but many people will take advantage of this. Watch for spoofed or fake phone numbers that look real, copycat organization names, sweepstake promises. If you are planning to make a... Read More
The New York Mets have reportedly landed one of the most sought after free agent pitchers on the market. SNY‘s Andy Martino intially reported that the Mets were “close” to a deal with Max Scherzer, adding the... Read More
Jack Dorsey resigned from his role as the CEO of Twitter today. He will be succeeded by the company’s CTO, Parag Agrawal. In an announcement this morning, Jack indicated that he has “worked hard to ensure can break away from its founding... Read More
Scammers may post ads online that promise big payouts if you invest in their cryptocurrency, only to find that you cannot withdraw the money you’ve invested. Or they may offer easy-to-use software to help you mine for cryptocurrency, only to... Read More
Whether you’re giving a monthly subscription service or booking a vacation, read the fine print before you sign an agreement, or set up a recurring charge to your credit card. Some financing options are actually “leases” where you rent... Read More
The next round of deals during this holiday shopping season are coming your way online Monday. According to Adobe, Americans are expected to spend $11.3 billion on Cyber Monday. Cyber security experts say to always use a credit card that has some... Read More
The discovery of a new COVID-19 variant in South Africa this week caused alarm and swift action from a number of countries including travel restrictions. Here’s what you need to know about Omicron. How was this variant found? Scientists... Read More
The Islanders had gone three days without an eighth positive COVID-19 test and it looked as if they were on the other side of their recent outbreak. After Casey Cizikas tested positive on Saturday, the NHL announced it was postponing the... Read More
Oil prices, stocks, and bond yields all stumbled this morning on the news of a new COVID variant. The variant reportedly originated in Africa, and several cases of the virus have already been recorded in Europe. The World Health Organization... Read More