
7 Small Things You Can Do to Help Protect Yourself From Coronavirus Variants – Sarah Jacoby
These precautions are more important than ever.Read More

The Softest Pajamas Under $150, According to Fussy Shoppers – Malia Griggs
Including some editor-approved picks.Read More

Grocery Diaries: An Adventurous Cook Who Loves Recreating Her Mom’s Chinese Recipes – Melissa Matthews
“Comfort food is a bowl of noodles.”Read More

8 Things I Learned From Dionne Warwick’s Twitter Account – Patia Braithwaite
She breaks up the doom scroll.Read More

7 Things to Know About Nia Dennis, the UCLA Gymnast Behind That Viral Floor Routine – Emily Shiffer, Carolyn L. Todd
“This is what #blackexcellence looks like.”Read More

10 Proven Ways to Help Boost Your Mental Energy – ShapeAble
Having a healthy brain is essential for all of us human beings. ShapeAble Read More
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Get Paid to Work Out! How to Become an ISSA Certified Personal Trainer in as little as 4 Weeks
This year we’ve seen a radical shift in how we live, work, and play…and there’s no better time to take charge of your life! Now is the perfect time for new beginnings. That’s what ISSA, or the International Sports Sciences Association, is all about: giving you the opportunity to pursue all those dreams that you’ve […]

Everything We Know About Star Wars: Rangers of the New Republic – Jack Giroux
The co-creators of The Mandalorian, Dave Filoni and Jon Favreau, are executive producing one of many new Star Wars shows for Disney+. Star Wars: Rangers of the New Republic is one of those new shows. The series will reportedly end with a crossover event with The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, and Star Wars: […]

Election Misinformation Continues To Thrive On Telegram – Julia Sachs
Telegram, the encrypted messaging app similar to WhatsApp and Signal, has become a popular gathering place for QAnon influencers and loyalists in the days following mass suspensions from other apps like Twitter and Facebook. Some QAnon and election misinformation group chats have gained tens of thousands of followers in recent days, with many acting as […]

S’More is Expanding Into the Television World and Beyond – Jack Giroux
S’More (a.k.a Something More) is the dating app attempting to rail against artificiality. The dating app, which puts more emphasis on personality than aesthetics, is expanding after a successful launch in Washington D.C. and elsewhere. The dating app just announced it’s acquired $2 million in new financing led by Benson Oak Ventures. The S’More dating […]

Amanda Gorman Is Releasing A Book Of Poetry – Olivia Smith
Amanda Gorman, the remarkable young poet who captured the hearts of a nation with her poetry at President Biden’s inauguration, is releasing a book of poetry. Gorman is the youngest poet in U.S. history to ever read at an inauguration. She is also the first National Youth Poet Laureate whose work focuses on issues of […]

Harriet Tubman Will Be On The New $20 Bill – Lexi Jones
The Biden Administration announced that Harriet Tubman will take her place on the $20 bill sooner than expected. White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said that the U.S. Treasury Department will soon begin the necessary steps to make this happen. “The Treasury Department is taking steps to resume efforts to put Harriet Tubman on the […]

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Suspended From Twitter – Julia Sachs
Mike Lindell, the controversial CEO of MyPillow—a pillow company favored by boomers—was permanently suspended from Twitter on Monday after furthering the conspiracy theory that Donald Trump won the U.S. Presidential Election in November. The company confirmed the move in a statement to CNN and said that Lindell’s suspension comes after repeated offenses of sharing misinformation […]
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Algorithmic audits alone won’t provide the accountability needed for AI systems because they lack the necessary market incentives and real government oversight (Alex C. Engler/Fast Company) –
Alex C. Engler / Fast Company:Algorithmic audits alone won’t provide the accountability needed for AI systems because they lack the necessary market incentives and real government oversight — Controversial AI company HireVue implied that an external audit showed its algorithms had no bias. But a look at the audit itself tells a different story. Read […]
Sony’s Xperia Pro is a $2,500 5G smartphone with an HDMI input –
Last year, Sony revealed it was preparing a Pro variant of the Xperia 1 II, itself a $1,200 phone. Rumors claimed the successor would cost $1,500, but it’s actually a grand more expensive than expected. Read More

An essential guide to Apple HomeKit – Christopher Null
Apple launched HomeKit in 2014 and for many users it remains a bit of a mystery, an outlier in the smart home space that is wound up with the iPhone, Siri, and an unintuitive corner of the smart home universe. What is HomeKit, and is it appropriate for your home? Let’s dig in and break […]

Best smart home systems for a connected domicile – Christopher Null
From smart light bulbs and thermostats that think for themselves to Bluetooth door locks, wireless security cameras, and all manner of sensors, today’s home automation technology can sound awfully sophisticated while actually being a messy hodgepodge of gizmos and apps. Installing all this stuff in your house is only half the battle. Getting it to work […]

Social justice groups warn Biden against throwing out Section 230 – Adi Robertson
Photo by MANDEL NGAN/AFP via Getty Images A group of 75 activist groups and nonprofits have urged against sweeping changes to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, warning that it could silence marginalized communities while making online moderation harder. “Section 230 is a foundational law for free expression and human rights when it comes […]

Lime adds electric mopeds to its lineup of scooters and bikes – Andrew J. Hawkins
Lime is adding a new member to its family of shared electric vehicles: mopeds. The mopeds are being offered as part of a pilot program to test whether Lime’s customers prefer vehicles that are faster, heavier, and arguably riskier to ride than your average kick scooter. The mopeds can be rented via Lime’s smartphone app, […]
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9 Mistakes People Make When Cleaning With Vinegar – Kentin Waits
Natural, inexpensive and versatile, vinegar is a great all-purpose cleaner. Wait … scratch that. Vinegar is a great most-purpose cleaner. Vinegar’s cleaning muscle comes from acetic acid, a powerful cleaning agent that can remove grease, dirt and mineral deposits, and even kill some bacteria. But vinegar isn’t recommended for every cleaning chore. In fact, it […]

How a Third Stimulus Check Could Differ From the First and Second Payments –
There’s a big push in Washington for a third round of stimulus payments. But the amount and eligibility rules for your third stimulus check could be different than for earlier payments.Read More
Start Planning Your Next Vacation With These Credit Cards – Brandon Ballenger
Money Talks News has partnered with CardRatings for our coverage of credit card products. Money Talks News and CardRatings may receive a commission from card issuers. While it may be premature for many people to start traveling again, it’s probably not too early to start thinking about your future travel hopes and dreams and give […]

How to Address Retirees’ No. 1 Concern –
It’s a top worry for people nearing retirement: the fear of running out of money. By preparing for retirement with an income plan, you can feel confident in your golden years.Read More
You’re Probably Cooking This Food the Wrong Way – Chris Kissell
If you eat rice, you likely are ingesting arsenic, a known carcinogen that impacts virtually every organ in the body. Arsenic exposure has been linked to: Bladder, lung and skin cancer Diabetes Heart disease Lung diseases Skin lesions In utero impacts on a developing immune system Because arsenic is water-soluble, it accumulates naturally in rice […]
Real People, Real Advice: 27 Tips to Take Control of Your Finances – Maryalene LaPonsie
This story originally appeared on NewRetirement. Want to know how to take control of your finances? Ask some smart people who are managing their own finances and actively planning for a secure future. On the NewRetirement Facebook group, we recently asked: “What is one action you have taken that has improved your financial life?” None […]
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Visiting Quito: A Latin American Melting Pot – Travel Dudes
Visiting Quito in Ecuador means experiencing a true South American melting pot of cultures. Here’s what to expect when visiting the city. The post Visiting Quito: A Latin American Melting Pot appeared first on Travel Dudes. Read More
Things to do in Mendoza, Argentina – Travel Dudes
Mendoza is seen as the Wine Capital of Argentina, though, apart from wine tasting, there are many fun things to do in Mendoza. The post Things to do in Mendoza, Argentina appeared first on Travel Dudes. Read More
A Guide to the Ski Resorts in Lake Tahoe – Travel Dudes
With 300 to 500 inches of snow covering the mountains each year, you won’t be surprised to find many great ski resorts in Lake Tahoe. The post A Guide to the Ski Resorts in Lake Tahoe appeared first on Travel Dudes. Read More
Things to do in La Ceiba, Honduras – Travel Dudes
The list of things to do in La Ceiba has something for everyone, including its interesting mix of culture, adventure and eco-indulgence. The post Things to do in La Ceiba, Honduras appeared first on Travel Dudes. Read More
Calauit Safari Tour in the Philippines: What to Expect – Travel Dudes
A Coron Calauit safari tour is a popular activity when visiting Palawan. Here’s what to expect. The post Calauit Safari Tour in the Philippines: What to Expect appeared first on Travel Dudes. Read More
Full List of All the Waterfalls in Nigeria – travelwaka
This blog post focuses on the extensive list of all the waterfalls in Nigeria. Nigeria has so many waterfalls and it is my job to let you know the closest one to you. Perhaps, you can add some to your bucket list. There are a lot of waterfalls in Nigeria, so much that some might […]
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How to Build a Better Noodle Soup, One Bowl at a Time – Melina Hammer
Gazing into a brothy noodle bowl always elicits delight, comfort, and anticipation to mix and match the array of textures and flavors within. I always say, especially at this time of year when it is cold out, a steaming bowl feels like the ultimate nourishment. At a noodle bowl’s foundation is a warming, flavorful broth. […]

India’s Farmers Are Still Protesting — and Things Are Turning Violent – Vox Staff
The farmers rode tractors into New Delhi, demanding the repeal of new farm laws. https://www.vox.com/2021/1/26/22242395/india-farmer-protest-republic-day-delhiRead More

Biden’s Latest Executive Action Is a Win for Meatpacking Workers – Vox Staff
The order reverses Trump’s effort to speed up line speeds at chicken packing plants https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2021/1/26/22250391/joe-biden-animals-line-speeds-chickenRead More

OXO Just Launched a Fancier (and Sturdier) Version of Its Iconic Food Containers — and They’re Already on Sale – Sholeen Damarwala
You can fill them up with a pile of hot pebbles, and these containers still won’t crack under pressure! READ MORE…Read More

How to Make Mayonnaise (Go Ahead, Give It a Whirl) – Pete Scherer
Mayonnaise is flavored fat that’s been processed in a special way to make it spreadable, even when it’s cold. The concept rests on the intuition that fat is good; flavored fat is better; and (in certain situations) creamy, spreadable flavored fat is best of all. Learn how to make mayonnaise in your home kitchen by […]

40 Easy Slow Cooker Chicken Dinners to Make Tonight – Kelli Foster
These are some of the easiest chicken dinners you’ll make. READ MORE…Read More
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