Small tweaks to when and how you book can make a real difference in what you pay. Here are five practical moves worth trying before your next trip.
Author: Tyler
Trump found a true warrior after another Pentagon exit
Donald Trump has nominated Hung Cao to become permanent secretary of the Navy, promoting the acting secretary after four months in the job and calling him a “true WARRIOR.”
USDA decided this food-safety research could wait
America has spent the summer learning far more about cyclospora than anyone wanted, so naturally this is when the federal government’s research operation has started losing the people who study it. The Guardian reported Sunday that two of the three US Department of Agriculture projects studying the foodborne parasite were defunded by Congress earlier this year.
16 Money Moves You Could Be Missing Out On
Some of the most valuable savings never get talked about. Here are 16 programs and perks worth a few minutes to check, before you miss another one.
Trump renamed Lake Ontario because apparently geography reports to him
Donald Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario as Lake America on US federal maps, turning a trade fight with Canada into a cartography project.
Do These 5 Things Before You Travel
Small tweaks to when and how you book can make a real difference in what you pay. Here are five practical moves worth trying before your next trip.
Texas wrote a drag law broad enough to trip over itself
Texas tried to write a law aimed at sexually oriented performances in front of minors. A federal judge has now ruled, again, that the state wrote something much bigger.
Dolly Parton died, leaving America one fewer thing to agree on
Dolly Parton died Tuesday at 80, and by Wednesday America had done something increasingly exotic. It agreed.
Dolly Parton, Country Music Legend, Dies at 80
Legendary singer-songwriter and country music icon Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80. Her nephew, Brian Seaver, revealed the news in an Aug. 25 Instagram video.
Trump got a 6-3 answer on mail voting
Donald Trump won an important Supreme Court round Monday in his campaign to tighten mail-voting rules, but even the court that helped him made a point of not calling the whole thing legal. The justices voted 6-3 along ideological lines to lift a June injunction issued by a federal judge in Massachusetts.