月別アーカイブ: 12月 2017

Where both parties share common ground, tips for homeowners this winter, and weird things dropping this New Year’s Eve.

New York police geared up and ready to thwart New Year’s Eve threats, the worst job in technology, and how sports got loud and weird in 2017.

It is going to be a chilly New Year’s Eve, President Trump struggles to grow beyond base, and now is the time to buy a new car.

Cities sue over Pentagon’s failure to report crimes to gun database, record-setting Christmas storm buries Pennsylvania, and will 2018 be another big year for hackers.

Cities sue over Pentagon’s failure to report crimes to gun database, record-setting Christmas storm buries Pennsylvania, and will 2018 be another big year for hackers.

Christmas brings Northeast blizzard, Amtrak accidents hurt safety reputation, but railroad remains popular with Congress, and the world’s top banana Is doomed.

Merry Christmas – Cultivating a life of gratitude, behaviors that can improve your cybersecurity, and how to have a healthy Christmas.

What to expect if you’re flying this season, giving your kids experiences instead of toys, and the ridiculousness of college football bowl season.

Congress avoids a government shutdown for Christmas, what Star Wars can teach Hollywood about box office success, and the boy whose selfless letter to Santa may make you cry.

Congress gives final approval to tax bill, delivering victory to Trump, how the Salvation Army is adapting to a cashless world, and how to give the most valuable holiday gift of all – a lesson in financial literacy.

Congress stands on the brink of a historic tax overhaul, focus turns to the engineer in the deadly Amtrak derailment, and how car makers are cajoling customers into caring about recalled airbags.

President Trump lays out security strategy, passenger train on new route derails in Washington state, and what GOP tax plan means for your favorite deductions.

Power restored to Atlanta airport after daylong outage paralyzes travel, Republicans confident tax bill to become law this week, and the shipping deadlines that matter.

America’s youngest facing mental health crisis, savvy hacks to keep you from overspending at the airport, and Science says holiday music is bad for your mental health.

California firefighter killed during response to historic Thomas Fire, FCC votes to dismantle net-neutrality rules, and how retailers can fight back at Christmas.

House, Senate Republicans reach deal on final tax bill, Kentucky lawmaker dies of ‘probable suicide’ days after being accused of sexual abuse, and your joints probably aren’t achy just because it’s raining.

Democrat Doug Jones beats Roy Moore to win Alabama Senate seat, New York charges Times Square bomb suspect, and personality traits that may help you live longer.

Alabama Senate candidates launch last-minute blitz, botched suicide bombing jolts New York rush hour, and Thanks to the quick response of these officers there were no serious injuries.

California wildfire rages toward scenic coastal communities, how toll roads can charge you $40 for driving 10 miles, and the bullied boy whose video went viral.

Dealing with loss during the holidays, fake news fueling the uproar over self-driving vehicles, and making an informed choice for holiday giving.

Sexual misconduct charges drive two from Congress, fires continue to rage in Southern California, and the experts who handle teddy bear overload.

U.S. recognizes Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, GOP fractures on Roy Moore’s bid for Alabama Senate seat, and scientists unearth new dinosaur.

Hundreds of homes destroyed by out-of-control California wildfire, President Trump to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, and how advisors are telling clients to prepare for tax reform.

Supreme Court allows enforcement of Trump’s travel ban, challenge over corporate AMT tax, and finding deductions in your cable bill.

President Trump tweets about Russia probe spark warnings from lawmakers, the psychology behind sexual harassment and more bosses are going to ruin your holiday this year.

A look at who ruined this years holiday parties, how to face your family during the holidays, and that perfect Christmas tree will be harder to find, pricier this year.

Senate tax bill hits obstacle, half of companies say they’d hire more if Trump cuts their taxes, and what will tighter airport security mean for you.

Senate takes step toward passage of tax bill, U.S. warns North Korean leadership will be ‘utterly destroyed’ in case of war, and homeless vet now has a second chance at life.