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Tell Tales of Wedding Bells
Wedding season marks the time for love, family, and overspending on literally anything that could be related to your wedding (looking at you, $50 wedding cake knife that is ...
Christmas is for the Kids
Santa Claus Might Be Coming to Town
Even if the vast majority of Americans will never accept Christmas tunes before their Turkey-day feast, many still recognize the importance of getting ahead of holiday shopping. ...
iPhone the 13th
It’s that time of year again. Crunchy leaves gently tumble to the ground, pumpkin spice wafts out of your corner Starbucks, and Apple unveils the latest iPhone. The iPhone 13 is ...
Price ≠ Hype
Like any decorated athlete who signs a multi-million dollar contract only to disappoint on the field (*cough* Michael Jordan’s attempt at baseball *cough*) or a musician whose ...
Energy Efficiency Class Wars
As the International Energy Agency issues yet another stern warning on the world’s lackluster progress toward averting irreversible damage from climate instability, governments ...
Jolene, Jolene, Pay Me to Get the Vaccine
Remember when your parents had to bribe you with a few dollars to weed the garden, pick up dog poop, or clean your room? Now how much would you have to get paid to help end a ...
Easy Come, (Not So) Easy Go
In early March, Senate Democrats pushed a $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill in a party-line vote through budget reconciliation. A large portion – $410 billion – of that hefty price ...
Portion Problems
Trash day is a who’s who competition of e-commerce detritus. Not only do we all get to see which neighbor is doing her part to pad Amazon’s bottom line, but also who drinks the ...