Many are calling it a case of “Big Brother” gone too far in Canada. New laws on impaired driving now give police the authority to demand breath samples from anyone at any time, whether people are in bars, restaurants, and even at work or home. Arrested after the fact The …
Read MoreThere are some things you really need to keep to yourself! Like in this instance, a man told his roommate that he had just won the $10 million lottery. This led to the roommate swapped the winning ticket with a fake one. Thankfully for the real winner, the false friend …
Read MoreWe’ve all lived it. You buy an appliance, just to have it die moments after the warranty wears out. Worse, you can’t repair it yourself or find someone who can at a reasonable price, so it heads to the junk heap. Now, at least 18 US states and parts of …
Read MoreHere are quick summaries of the top five stories making news headlines you need to know! 1. Sears is going out of business Founded in 1893 as Sears, Roebuck & Co., after 126 years as one of America’s most well-known retailers and “everything store”, Sears will be going out of …
Read MoreScience has finally given us what we need: a workout that works wonders for the time-challenged. Johnson & Johnson and an exercise physiologist have created a science-based fitness routine to build muscle and get your heart pumping in only seven minutes, and it really works! There’s an app for that …
Read MoreAccording to a new study, there’s a bigger enemy than obesity when it comes to a shortened lifespan: Being single. Researchers at Brigham Young University published their findings on the effects of loneliness and isolation on shorter life spans in the journal Perspectives on Psychological Science. The study was led …
Read MoreScientists have genetically engineered plants to improve their photosynthesis, boosting their growth up to forty percent, promising a much needed boon to rapidly expanding food demands through population growth. The new study and its results were published last Friday in the journal Science, reporting that the photosynthesis study that was …
Read MoreAs Apple places blame on China’s economy and Trump’s trade war for its shocking decline in sales, the company seems to be missing the obvious: the iPhone has become too expensive. Apple and other makers in the Smartphone industry may also need to wake up to another possibility: we may …
Read MoreA new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) showed that only 11 percent of the adults in the United States have some type of food allergy. However, twice as many, 19% of adults, are convinced they actually do have food allergies. But according to the …
Read MoreThe job outlook for 2019 is better than ever, with prospective employees clearly holding the advantage thanks to a record five decade low in unemployment, forcing employers to offer more to find and retain the best talent. In this article, we are going to give you some tips aimed at …
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