Billions of litres of water are sprayed onto household gardens every day during summer, allowing cities to stay green. Now ...

Just as the New Deal and WWII mobilization unleashed pent-up demand out of the Depression, today we have the convergence of post-COVID fiscal stimulus, re-industrialization and wartime defense ...

For good reason, security cameras continue to grow in popularity, and we can expect them to become even more reliable and affordable this year. While we don't necessarily require super high-res ...

If you want to grow the healthiest plants with the most amount of flowers possible, it may be time to consider installing a drip irrigation into your garden beds. Doing so will allow for optimal ...

President Donald Trump has a tiny solution to a big problem: have US factories manufacture very small cars, like the ones found in Asia and Europe, to drive down giant price tags. “Manufacturers have ...

Economic uncertainty, rising costs from import tariffs, and persistently high interest rates made 2025 a hard year for many companies — and contributed to the flurry of bankruptcies among several ...

The Oscar-nominated writer-director spills all on the creation of his latest Benoit Blanc mystery, from adding Easter eggs to avoiding red herrings. Rian Johnson breaks into an impish smile and rubs ...

“I couldn't resist,” Johnson told Polygon in a Zoom interview ahead of Wake Up Dead Man’s release. “The ultimate joke of that moment, that everyone thinks they're the Rebels, I think is very apropos ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said working Americans would get "very large refunds" next year amounting to about $1,000 to $2,000 per household. He said the refunds would come as a result of tax ...

President Trump said Friday he had granted approval for “tiny cars” to be built in the United States, a move that would expand the availability of similar smaller vehicles that are popular in Asia. “I ...

The U.S. job market seemed to be evolving slowly from great to good, as a national worker shortage has become less acute and job openings a little less plentiful. But the latest monthly employment ...