Photo by Halfpoint / Shutterstock.com It’s called the American Jobs Plan, but the document released by the White House Wednesday is devoted to building infrastructure as much as it is to building jobs. In it, President Joe Biden calls for everything from repairing roads and bridges to modernizing public transportation …
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I’ve been using iPhones since I made the switch from Android almost 5 years ago, with everyone else in my family following. To give you an idea of what kind of a phone user I am, I’m just your average Gen Z who spends most of her screen-time on Instagram, …
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“How come I never made ice that looks like that?” Ken would wonder upon seeing photos of how clear ice could make drinks look so sophisticated. On top of looking good, clear ice actually has practical value to it, as its higher melting point means slower melting, which won’t over-dilute …
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2020 has been a hard year for many, and there are certainly many reasons to not feel the Christmas spirit — it may have born a few extra Grinchs this year. If the Grinch really did steal your Christmas, would your home insurance cover replacing all those gifts and decor? Probably! …
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Political pressure is building to discuss our nation’s $ 1.6 trillion in student loan debt. In fact, last month more Google searches for “student loan debt” were made than ever before. 1.6 trillion is a difficult number to visualize or wrap your head around. We love playing with data and …
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Zombies have been a fan favorite for horror enthusiasts for decades. From Night of the Living Dead to The Walking Dead, the zombie apocalypse is always a fascinating scenario to analyze. But, one thing that’s never addressed in the movies is life insurance — for zombies and survivors alike. So we …
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Education Minister Lawrence Wong, who co-chairs the governmental task force tackling Covid-19, announced today (20 October) that Singapore may enter Phase 3 of its reopening by the end of this year. This will only happen if community cases remain low. If new clusters emerge, the timeline may have to be …
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President Trump’s physician Dr. Sean Conley, with other medical staff members, briefing reporters outside Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Saturday. While Mr. Trump did not have to worry about the costs of his care, many Americans who have been ill with Covid-19 face large medical bills.Credit…Anna Moneymaker for …
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Author’s Blurb: I like to think that I’m usually a prepared person whenever I go out. I always ensure that I have the necessities like tissues, wet tissues, some medicine, and hand sanitiser. But there will be times when I tend to leave out one small thing, or run out …
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