Home Wi-Fi has quietly become the weakest link in many fast internet plans, with video calls freezing and game sessions ...

Phone chargers, laptop bricks and power banks now live in wall outlets the way clocks once did, humming along in the ...

Home fires kill hundreds of people and do many millions worth of damage each year, but this simple $99 device can detect ...

Taking on DIY projects around your home and garden can be incredibly rewarding. From building a new planter box to installing ...

Dec 24 (Reuters) - ‌Hyundai ​Motor is ‌recalling 51,587 vehicles ​in the U.S. ‍because a short ​circuit ​in ⁠non-functioning trailer lights, caused by incorrect installation of the wiring ‌harness, ...

(NEXSTAR) – For the first time since 2012, a majority of homes in the U.S. have depreciated. Just over half of homes in the U.S. – 53% to be exact – have lost value over the past 12 months, according ...

The New York Power Authority has decided to pull the plug on its low-cost electricity allocations to Plug Power, the cash-strapped green hydrogen manufacturer that has backed out of its plan to build ...

Redfin's new AI-powered conversational search feature lets homebuyers have a back and forth dialogue to refine their search Redfin.com now lets consumers find homes by describing what they want in ...

More than 2,700 skilled nursing providers made U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 list of Best Nursing Homes, proving their mettle across a broadly expanded set of measures that offer consumers an ...

Discussions regarding Nexperia's fate have stalled for over a month, and China and the Netherlands remain at odds. The Hague is plagued with political paralysis, where a caretaker cabinet is too weak ...

"Context matters. The activity in dispute was not a display at a random location in the United States; it was not at a normal moment in time; and it was not a generic message for equal rights or ...

Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature written by a bunch of people at the Institute for Justice. At SCOTUSblog, IJ's John Wrench tells a tale of white coats and black ...