No, you are not paranoid. Your apps and gadgets really are quietly monitoring what you do and say and where…
Mrs. George, a 74-year-old patient,* was taken to the hospital after suffering several falls. In addition to her recently diagnosed…
President Biden has warned Americans to lock their “digital doors” over the potential for Russian cyberattacks in retaliation for US…
The money-payment service Zelle is a popular way to make free, near-instantaneous digital transfers between your bank account and someone…
Rolling blackouts, winter storms and hurricanes left millions of Americans without power for extended stretches these past few years. A…
The past few years have brought more than their share of challenges, but throughout it all, one group has refused…
Difficult as the pandemic and lockdowns have been, we have learned a lot about being prepared for the future. Here are the lessons from a rational-preparedness expert.
In the movies, spies often use “burners”— disposable cell phones—to protect their identities and information. The same concept can help…
Beyond what to pack in your emergency bag, how should you prepare for a tornado, forest fire or other disaster in your area?
Americans are living longer these days, and we want to maintain our independence and mobility for as long as possible.…
In January, a teenager in Waco, Texas, made headlines for saving her family from a fire ravaging their home. Her…
Staying in your own home can be challenging to pull off when you live on your own.
Thousands of products sold on Amazon.com are unsafe or expired, according to a pair of recent investigations.
The best time to prepare for an emergency is before the crisis strikes. To help ensure that you have what you need…
Think you’re too smart to be scammed? Think again. Scammers are more devious than ever—and younger people are scammed more than oldsters.
