You would think Jon Stewart can talk about whatever he wants. The Comedy Central veteran who returned from what looked like retirement to host “The Problem with Jon Stewart” on Apple TV+, is...
Halloween is still two weeks out, and everywhere you look, there’s a holiday sale. Black Friday feels almost irrelevant against the backdrop of yet another Prime Big Deal Day , where new...
North Carolina is entering a new era with the recent legalization of sports betting statewide, set to take effect on Jan. 8, 2024. Gov. Roy Cooper signed HB 347 over...
Backyard pools across the Triangle are available for rent, advertised on the Swimply app as ‘Hidden Gem’, ‘Private Oasis’ and ‘Tropical Retreat.’ However, some hosts on the site are getting...
Google is about to fight the first serious antitrust battle of the 21st century. Beginning this week, the Department of Justice (DOJ) will argue in federal court that Google engaged...
In the first weeks of 2022, it came time to replace a number of appliances in our Manassas, Virginia home. The attic’s insulation was no longer effective and the AC/heating...
The Federal Trade Commission is reportedly considering action against Amazon amid concerns it has grown into a monopoly. Stephen Kent of the Consumer Choice Center joins Jim on “The Final...
By: Elizabeth Hicks & Stephen Kent In a landmark move earlier this year, Alabama state lawmakers passed first-of-its-kind legislation effectively outlawing the use of cigarettes and vaping products in vehicles...
Hollywood has ground to a halt amid a united front between the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists and the Writers Guild of America, striking together now for a combined...
There’s been a lot of talk lately about the potential demise of Airbnb. The homesharing platform deemed innovative by some, and a nuisance by others, has helped to define the...
Activision Blizzard and Microsoft agreed on Wednesday to extend the deadline for their merger agreement to Oct. 18 as the companies continue to work on gaining approval from regulators. “Given global regulatory...
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission cannot stop Microsoft’s proposed $69 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard, a California judge ruled on Tuesday. The deal, originally announced 17 months ago, can now move forward...
