Drinking very hot beverages could triple cancer risk, large study finds
By Amarachi Orie, CNN London (CNN) — A study of nearly a million people has found new evidence to suggest that drinking scalding hot coffees…
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Cámaras desactivadas, inspectores bloqueados: el organismo de control nuclear pide ayuda con Irán
Por Davis Winkie, CNN El organismo de control nuclear de la ONU ha solicitado a las Naciones Unidas que exija responsabilidades a Irán por no…
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Biggest-ever Roman wall mosaic, featuring mysterious port city, revealed
By Barbie Latza Nadeau, CNN Rome (CNN) — The city of Rome has revealed for the first time the biggest Roman wall mosaic ever found, and a…
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From pony fur to bamboo furniture, Trump’s trade war with Canada is getting even weirder
By Elisabeth Buchwald, CNN (CNN) — What do pony fur, sequins, golf carts, bamboo furniture and mezcal have in common? Until Tuesday evening,…
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Partisan rancor threatens solemn unity of 9/11 ceremony
By Gloria Pazmino, CNN New York (CNN) — New York City’s leader at the time of the 9/11 attacks, Rudy Giuliani, says “it offends” him that…
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How can you recover financially after a summer of spending?
If summer spending left your budget stretched thin, you’re not alone. Whether it was a water park, an outdoor concert or sporting event,…
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Locked out: How the housing affordability crisis is reshaping life plans
In a new survey of 1,000 U.S. adults commissioned by Independent Lending, 70% said housing costs have forced them to delay or change at least…
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Top 10 states with the highest sales tax rates in 2026
Running a small business is thrilling, but navigating sales tax means crunching numbers and understanding regulations. You must calculate and…
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Does rest or rust win out? What advanced NFL stats reveal about returning teams
In the NFL, wear and tear is incredibly prevalent, so teams that have more rest should be at an advantage. Topline numbers from the 2025…
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First-time homebuyers are 'optimistic,' open to new paths to homeownership
Affordability pressures are driving aspiring homebuyers to make significant tradeoffs on their path to purchase, according to an annual TD…
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Wildfires could displace you for months. Is your insurance ready?
Catastrophic wildfires have dominated headlines over the past few years, most prominently the Southern California fires in early 2025 that…
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The customer who never complains is costing you more than the one who does
Your worst delivery experiences are probably not in your support queue. Instead, they are the “silent losses” that arise when customers…
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The 5 stages of a remodel: Keys to a successful project
Once you’ve hired your remodeling team and signed the contracts, it’s time for the work to begin. A major renovation generally moves…
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Turf battle in the NFL: Natural vs. artificial grass
As the NFL season opens, the “grass vs. turf” debate is heated this year, especially after the World Cup required seven stadiums to…
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Too sick for school? How to make the call in 4 minutes
Lunches are packed. Someone can’t find a shoe. And then your kid appears in the doorway looking a little gray around the edges, and you have…
Continue ReadingAs 1099 work grows, millions of Americans face a different tax system
More American workers are earning their income through a 1099 form instead of a W-2. In July 2023, the most recent year the Bureau of Labor…
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Bill Gates' business jet fleet explained
Bill Gates has been one of the world’s richest people for decades, and his business jet fleet is the envy of other high-net-worth…
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From distracted driving to driver monitoring: Can cars help us stay focused?
Distracted driving poses a threat to safe road use, with its dangers documented in endless studies. The fallout of accidents originating from…
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Should you shave before or after a shower?
Even if you’ve nailed your shower routine, and you’ve worked out whether you’re a blast-the-most-recent-hyperpop-release or podcast…
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How small businesses can unlock the full power of CRM reporting
Many small business sales teams have a wealth of data stored in their sales software. Teams with access to CRM reporting tools can turn that…
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New York Fashion Week has become the biggest creator activation of the fall
New York Fashion Week starts Thursday with 70 shows and presentations on the official calendar, and most of the creators heading to the city…
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How scammers are already targeting NFL fans this season
The period between the Super Bowl and the first regular-season game always seems the longest for NFL fans. After minicamps, offseason…
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Mapping America’s truck culture by state
The pickup truck is America’s most iconic vehicle—so deeply ingrained in its culture and lifestyle that it’s difficult to imagine a…
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How your finance team can calculate AP automation ROI
You’re the finance leader at a scaling company with 50-500 employees, and your CFO wants a number that justifies the accounts payable…
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9 sales tasks that agents are taking over in 2026, and 4 that humans have kept
Artificial intelligence is making waves across a wide variety of industries. One area where many employees feel that disruption most keenly is…
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The retirement fear gap: Who really fears running out of money?
Although fear or anxiety about retirement is often felt by those nearing the age limit,a new survey of 1,000 Americans commissioned by John…
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Understanding DSCR loans: How cash-flow underwriting works for rental properties
The property investment market is going through a period of uncertainty, with Q1 of 2026 being the quietest period since the disruption caused…
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The schools turning to AI to rate students beyond standard grades
Artificial intelligence will soon help teachers rate students’ academic and “soft” skills at schools using nontraditional report cards…
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Battery fires have been on the rise: Here's how to prevent them
It only takes one battery to start a fire—and in the heat of summer, that risk rises dramatically. July and August consistently record the…
Continue Reading Las cifras que revelan el alcance de la ofensiva inmigratoria de Trump
Por Catherine Shoichet, Alex Leeds Matthews, Annette Choi y Kate Carroll, CNN Los datos más recientes sobre la aplicación de las leyes…
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