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Congress’ Pay Immune to Sequestration, Budget Cuts
While most of the federal budget will get slashed in some way Friday, the people responsible won’t be affected.
Can Women Be Drafted?
Not yet. But they could soon be required to sign up for selective military service like guys. Then again, selective service may disappear altogether.
The 7 Best Ways to Save on a Memorable Vacation
Planning your 2013 family getaway? Here’s a refresher course on the best ways to save, along with some ideas to make this year’s vacation one you won’t forget.
What’s New in Fast Food
To tempt your tastebuds and your budget, fast food restaurants are offering new menu items. Here’s a run-down of what’s new at the local drive-through, from fish to gut-busting burgers.
Cablevision Adds Sports Programming Fee
Whether they actually watch sports or not, Cablevision customers are going to pay for the privilege.
Failed Budget Deal May Mean Slower Air Travel
Automatic cuts that take effect next week mean more flights will probably be cancelled, and security lines will be far longer.
Pirates May Lose Their Internet Connection
A new “six strikes” copyright alert system is now in place through the major Internet providers. Illegal downloads could shut you out.
St. Patrick’s Day – 12 Tips to Go Green For Less Green
St. Patrick’s Day is Sunday, March 17. This year celebrate not just by wearing green, but keeping more of your green where it belongs: in your pocket.
Review: U.S. Bank Visa Platinum Card
Want a simple card with a 0 percent interest rate? This might be the plastic for you. But then again, maybe not.
7 Ways to Lower Your Blood Pressure Without Medication
Whether you’re among the 1 in 3 Americans with high blood pressure or have so far avoided this deadly disease, these tips will help prevent becoming a statistic.
Your Smartphone Might Cause a Wreck
Not from texting: Because of poor government planning in the quest for smarter cars.
Flu Vaccine Worked Only Half the Time This Year
A government report says vaccinations were less effective than usual, and significantly less among the elderly.
Report: Seafood Fraud is Widespread
Up to a third of fish sold in the country may be mislabeled. It’s especially bad at sushi restaurants.
4 Top Fuel-Efficient Cars for 2013
Looking to save money on gas and buy a new car this year? These models are all on the cheap side and save you money at the pump to boot.
How Google Searches Get Criminals Caught
Law enforcement can scour search histories to find clues. You can’t stop them, but you can at least stop other people who might come across your data.
Young Adults Dealing With Debt Better Than Their Parents
Young adults have been quicker to tackle debt during and after the recession than their elders.
How the Fiscal Cliff Is Still Hurting the Economy
Even though we didn’t go over it, the alternative Congress came up with was pretty lousy and will slow the country’s recovery.
12 Common Tax Mistakes That Waste Time and Money
We all want to keep taxes short and sweet, but don’t rush – or you may be bitter later. You can maximize your refund and minimize the wait by avoiding these errors.
12 Ways to Keep Good Food From Going Bad
Yes, you can use those brown bananas, too-ripe tomatoes – even celery leaves. Ready to stop wasting food? Here’s how.
Home Sales Are Picking Up
In January they hit the second-highest stride seen in the last three years.
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