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Seriously, how often do you charge your smartphone? Most of us don’t really have a set routine for it. Some plug it in at night and wake up to a full battery, some wait until it hits zero, some charge ...

For automakers still waffling, a culling is coming before the next waves of electric vehicles plug in. Only the strong and ...

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In REPO, there are many items you can buy that can affect your run. While you’ll want to get upgrades and health often, many other useful items can be purchased too. One of the more obscure items to ...

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The federal government might be shut down, but President Trump is making every effort to ensure that it does not slow down his economic agenda. The president's economic priorities that aren't directly ...

The government shutdown entered its 12th day on Sunday as Republicans and Democrats remain at an impasse over a spending plan ...

To put it simply, a charge-off is one of the most serious and damaging entries on an individual's credit report. Such an entry can complicate future borrowing potential and can stay on the borrower's ...

Electric vehicles promise lower fueling costs, but how do they actually stack up against gas-powered SUVs? A Tesla’s monthly charging bill can look very different from what it costs to keep a Jeep ...

Some Snapchatters will have to pay up to keep their thousands of Snaps stored on the app. On Friday, Sept. 26, Snapchat announced plans to start charging users who have more than 5 gigabytes (GB) of ...