Search results

  1. Kathleen Talay

    Think before you tap: Venmo mistakes that could cost you and simple privacy tricks everyone should know

    Sending money is easier than ever—but that doesn’t mean it’s always safe. One top athlete learned that the hard way when his account became a magnet for unwanted requests from strangers. And while you may not be in the spotlight, your Venmo account could still be exposed if you haven’t changed...
  2. Kathleen Talay

    Could your furnace cost you fines? Smog crackdown may force a costly switch

    A new pollution rule may soon hit homeowners where it hurts—right in the utility closet. Southern California regulators are eyeing a massive shift away from gas-powered appliances like furnaces and water heaters, and the ripple effect could reshape everything from your home’s heating to your...
  3. Kathleen Talay

    Mushroom recall sparks concern—check your fridge before it’s too late

    A common kitchen staple is under the spotlight again—and this time, the warning is nationwide. One popular mushroom variety is being pulled from shelves after testing flagged a serious contamination risk. It’s a reminder that what’s in your fridge might be more dangerous than it looks...
  4. Kathleen Talay

    Would you take a "Poo Pill"? The groundbreaking new treatment doctors say could change lives

    When you think of medical breakthroughs, you might picture cutting-edge technology or groundbreaking treatments. But what if we told you that one of the most talked-about innovations is surprisingly unconventional? In fact, some doctors are now recommending something that might sound strange...
  5. Kathleen Talay

    Step back in time: The oldest restaurant in every US State

    When you sit down at a restaurant, you’re not just about to enjoy a meal; you're about to experience a story—often decades, if not centuries, old. From Revolutionary War-era inns to classic diners, the oldest operating restaurants across the United States have witnessed pivotal moments in...
  6. Kathleen Talay

    Why people "Unknowingly" die of cancer: insights from a pathologist

    Some deaths are shrouded in mystery, with the true cause only revealed after it's too late. For many, cancer remains undiagnosed until it's too advanced. But how does this happen? What are the signs, and why do some people slip through the cracks? In 2025, cancer is expected to claim over...
  7. Kathleen Talay

    Heartbreak in Nashville: Country singer involved in the death of a local grandmother

    A quiet walk on a Sunday afternoon ended in heartbreak—and a city in mourning. Dorothy “Dot” Dobbins, a 77-year-old grandmother, lawyer, and fierce advocate for women, was struck and killed in a marked crosswalk by country singer Conner Smith’s pickup truck. Now, Nashville is grieving a...
  8. Kathleen Talay

    Millions may be at risk from a popular hair loss treatment.

    Doctors are issuing a new warning after a surprising side effect was uncovered. A routine hair regrowth regimen led to an unusual medical case in France. And it’s prompting a closer look at how this common product is being used. A 28-year-old woman with hereditary hair loss started using 5%...
  9. Kathleen Talay

    SNAP benefits hit by massive scam surge—are your funds at risk?

    A growing threat is creeping into one of the most relied-on safety nets in the country. If you use SNAP to stretch your grocery budget, your card and your food may be more vulnerable than you think. Benefit theft is rising fast, and thousands are waking up to empty balances. Here's how this...
  10. Kathleen Talay

    This simple thumb test could reveal a hidden heart problem—are you at risk?

    What if a simple movement of your hand could uncover a hidden threat in your heart? It might sound strange, but doctors say your thumb could be telling you more than you realize. A viral test shared by a California emergency doctor is grabbing attention for good reason. It’s quick, free...
  11. Kathleen Talay

    These new summer finds are quietly flying off shelves—don’t wait too long

    The season’s heating up, and you might be surprised where some of the best summer-ready treasures are hiding. From dinner-time game changers to sweet indulgences that double as party décor, there’s no shortage of what’s catching shoppers’ attention right now. What’s drawing carts and...
  12. Kathleen Talay

    Skip the lines at Costco? A new perk lets you shop early—if you qualify

    If you’ve ever maneuvered through crowded aisles, dodged sample carts, and endured snaking checkout lines at Costco, you know the experience can be overwhelming. But what if you could breeze in, grab your rotisserie chicken and mega-pack of toilet paper, and head out before the crowds even show...
  13. Kathleen Talay

    Urgent warning: Recalled smoke detectors may fail when you need them most

    Most people never give a second thought to the alarms installed in their home—until the moment they need them most. But what happens when that moment comes, and the device designed to save your life doesn’t respond? A quiet but serious recall is now affecting tens of thousands of homes...
  14. Kathleen Talay

    Why men with broken heart syndrome are more likely to die, according to experts

    Why men with broken heart syndrome are more likely to die, according to experts It strikes suddenly, often after a moment of deep sorrow, fear, or physical strain. The symptoms mirror a heart attack, but the cause lies in an unexpected corner of the mind-body connection. Most people have...
  15. Kathleen Talay

    6 dietitian-approved cereals that can help lower your cholesterol

    For many, breakfast is the easiest meal to rush—or skip altogether. But what if the cereal you’ve been overlooking is doing more for your health than you thought? Some everyday breakfast staples might actually be helping your heart in ways you didn’t expect. With just a few tweaks to your...
  16. Kathleen Talay

    Skip the takeout—Sam’s Club meals could be a game-changer for your budget

    Long days often end with a familiar craving: something hot, ready, and easy. Cooking from scratch sounds nice—until the prep, cleanup, and grocery costs stack up. Ordering dinner online might feel like the easy route, but those costs add up fast. With food prices continuing to climb, families...
  17. Kathleen Talay

    Does vinegar really clean everything? Here’s what it works on—and what it doesn’t

    You’ve probably heard it a hundred times: “Vinegar cleans everything.” But is that actually true—or just another TikTok myth that smells suspiciously like salad dressing? To get to the bottom of it, we asked two real-life cleaning pros whether this pantry staple deserves its reputation as the...
  18. Kathleen Talay

    Could robots quietly help with elder care? A new look at high-tech support

    With populations aging around the world, nations are facing mounting pressure to care for their growing senior communities. Nowhere is this challenge more urgent than in China, where an unprecedented demographic shift is pushing the country toward a bold—and distinctly high-tech—solution...
  19. Kathleen Talay

    Is your neighborhood at risk? See the dementia hotspots you need to know about!

    You may not think about your zip code when it comes to your brain health. But a new study suggests that where you live could play a surprising role in your risk of dementia. Millions of Americans are already affected, and that number is only expected to rise. Could your neighborhood be...
  20. Kathleen Talay

    Think you know how to cook a hot dog? Think again

    The summer months are here, and that means the familiar craving for a hot dog might come calling sooner than expected. Whether it’s a neighborhood gathering or a quick bite at home, the humble hot dog has a way of turning simple meals into summer memories. But what many don’t realize is just...
Share With a Friend
Change Weather Zip code ×
Change Petrol Postcode×