What the Tech: Do you really need a VPN?
Would you walk up to a total stranger and tell them your home address? Probably not. But when you browse the internet, that’s exactly what you might be doing without even knowing it.
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Would you walk up to a total stranger and tell them your home address? Probably not. But when you browse the internet, that’s exactly what you might be doing without even knowing it.
It’s been nearly 100 years since the nation had an overall import tax rate as high as the one set Thursday.
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More than 50 million Americans run regularly, making it one of the most popular fitness activities in the US.
The Army’s Fort Stewart in Georgia says five soldiers were shot and the base was locked down before a shooter was arrested.
When students head off to college, they’re gaining more than just an education — they’re also getting their first real taste of independence. But with that freedom comes responsibility, especially when it comes to safety. Fortunately, a few small and inexpensive gadgets can go a long way toward helping students stay prepared and protected while living on or off campus.
Starting college or moving into a first apartment is a big moment. While students need the basics like notebooks, bedding, and coffee makers, a few smart tech gadgets can make life easier, more productive, and even more comfortable.
We were able to hear from the Better Business Bureau regarding the latest scam they are warning people about.
Soulja Boy was arrested early Sunday following a traffic stop on suspicion of being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm.
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