Bad Driving Reported Via A New iPhone App
Between drivers who won't use their signals and others who cut you off, the list is endless when it comes to bad driving behavior.
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Between drivers who won't use their signals and others who cut you off, the list is endless when it comes to bad driving behavior.
A dollar here, a dollar there. All of our little expenditures can really add up when we spend money on those small indulgences day to day.
Every time you use your credit card, your bank or credit card company is watching and taking notes.
Many kids have been taught to be aware of online predators, but that's just the beginning when it comes to internet dangers of teen girls.
A new CDC study says allowing pets to sleep in bed can be dangerous. In rare instances, pet owners caught illnesses such as the plague, rabies, bacterial infections, meningitis, cat scratch fever, ring worm, and intestinal parasites.
With social media sites like Twitter and Facebook such a part of every day life, moms know they are going to need to be camera ready as soon as the baby is born.
It's a routine on every plane: flight attendants tell us to turn off our electronic devices. But, can your iPod really bring down a plane?
Specialized medical credit cards appeal to those with few other options, but you will likely pay a high price.
Automakers are using new technology to make it easier for people to stay connected behind the wheel, without breaking the law.
Getting sick doesn't mean you need the latest high tech remedy. There are many simple cures to little ailments right around your house.
A human rights group shot video of young children in Eastern Congo mining minerals used to manufacture cell phones, lap tops, and computers.
This year, thanks to some last minute changes by Congress, you could be saving a bundle.
Get your glasses ready: 3D TV could be the next "must have" gadget. But before making that purchase, there's a list of things to figure out.
For cancer patients, the treatment often feels worse than the disease, but scientists have developed a new therapy with virtually no side effects.
It sounds like a win-win. Buy a new TV, a couch or a mattress and pay no interest for an entire year. We see and hear advertisements for 0% deals all the time, but they are not always as simple as they sound.
Some doctors are now saying they are no longer interested in seeing unvaccinated children in their offices.
Only about three percent of the population can really multi-task effectively. The rest of us end up getting distracted.
When you go on Facebook, does it sound like all of your friends are leading fabulous lives and yours is just kind of ordinary?
Although marriage is supposed to be about love, it can also have an impact on your financial well-being.
A therapy that's been available for years in Europe is now helping patients in the U.S.
Bullying can have a devastating effect on a child with consequences that last for years. Parents can have a difficult time figuring out a good strategy to help.
Discussing finances with aging parents is not easy and it turns out, most of us don't do it. A recent study found 94 percent of Americans have not had that crucial conversation.
An extra glass of wine or one more beer, and you can pay for it in the morning with a splitting headache. But now, researchers say they have found the best way to avoid that "morning after" feeling.
The stock market is soaring, and interest rates for savings accounts are low. It can be tough today to figure out the best investment strategy.
The wine industry says sales are back, but consumers apparently liked what they found at lower prices.
