Atrial fibrillation is one of the fastest growing heart disorders in the U.S. Doctors can treat it successfully by burning and scarring faulty heart tissue, but cardiac ablation isn't suited for everyone.
More than 7,000 five-star fans say it has your back — and your upper lip, chin, armpits or any other place you want to banish rogue strands.
Polestar managed to charge one of its electric prototypes from 10% to 80% in about 10 minutes thanks to new technology.
Flipping houses is not for the faint of heart, no matter how fun or easy HGTV might make it seem. Founded in late 2020, Backflip offers a service to real estate investors for securing short-term loans. Backflip originates loans through its subsidiary, Double Backflip, LLC. Interestingly, among its processing team are former employees of Better.com, a digital mortgage lender that has had its shares of ups and downs mostly related to its management and market conditions, but was lauded for its technology.
Multiple outlets have reported Paramount is preparing to oust its CEO.
"This light and portable power supply is a lifesaver," said one fan.
Christian Barmore was originally set to make $1.82 in base salary. Now he'll be getting quite a lot more.
Everything you need to know about the spread of avian influenza, aka bird flu, in the U.S.
The Apple Watch Series 9 is discounted to $299 at several retailers, including Amazon, Best Buy, Target and Walmart.
What teams still have work to do after the NFL Draft?
Race organizers say they'll revoke a Trump fundraiser's suite license if he holds an event for the former president on Sunday at the race.
Biz Stone, a Twitter co-founder, is among those who have joined the board of directors of Mastodon's new U.S. non-profit, Mastodon CEO Eugen Rochko announced over the weekend. Mastodon's service, an open source, decentralized social network and rival to Elon Musk's X, has gained increased attention following the Twitter acquisition as users sought alternatives to X's would-be "everything app" that felt more like the old Twitter of days past. Mastodon only somewhat fits that bill.
Andy Behrens breaks down the next wave of fantasy football stars, ranking the incoming rookie class for dynasty drafters.
Sure, it's another content licensing deal, but there appears to be a bit more in the tie-up than just content flowing one way and money the other. There was even more to chat about, including the EU handing Apple even more bad news by placing iPadOS under its DMA rules. Given OpenAI's ability to land big deals with Microsoft money, I wonder if it is enough?
True to its business concept, Turkey's "instant delivery" juggernaut Getir rose quickly. On Monday, the company -- once valued close to $12 billion -- announced it would shut down its operations the U.S., the U.K. and Europe to focus solely on its home market of Turkey. The move puts a bitter end to the company's very aggressive expansion strategy that saw it raise billions of dollars to grow organically and also snap up a number of equally aggressive, yet struggling, competitors to position itself as the market leader.
Members of the Rivian subreddit posted details of a survey they received, asking how much they'd be willing to spend on different R2 configurations.
The Mini 4K is priced substantially less than its Mini Pro iterations, and it’s actually only $20 more than the non-4K Mini 2 SE.
Zeke is coming home.
Federal safety regulators have opened an investigation into Ford's hands-free driver assistance system, BlueCruise, after it was found to be active during two recent crashes that killed multiple people. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Office of Defects Investigation (ODI) said on Monday that it has confirmed BlueCruise was active in both crashes.
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Data shows that 27% of U.S. adults 60 and older live alone. Some of them wouldn't have it any other way.