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Month: October 2020
Q: I booked a vacation rental in Paris through Vrbo. Vrbo charged $863 to my credit card. A day later, the owner contacted me, saying the house was not available. He said that we should have contacted him before booking. A day later, he canceled the reservation through Vrbo. We […]
A growing number of countries are trimming the length of time people potentially exposed to the coronavirus need to self-quarantine to reduce the risk of spreading Covid-19. Their reasoning: Shorter spells might help manage the pandemic by encouraging greater compliance. Some disease and public health experts offer cautious support to […]
The festival will run November 7– 13. The Austin Jewish Film Festival will celebrate its 18th year, a year of significance. The number 18 is equivalent to chai, or “life” in Hebrew so what better way to affirm life than with a safe, vibrant expression of Jewish culture, even in […]
Borat is a fictional journalist from Kazakhstan – Universal News And Sport Having made the country a global laughing stock in his role as a fictional TV reporter, he is an unlikely choice of cultural ambassador. But 14 years after he first lampooned Kazakhstan in his infamous mockumentary, the spoof […]
Lafayette Parish officials want voters to rededicate a parishwide property tax approved for arts, culture and recreation in 2017 to fire protection in unincorporated areas and to parish roads and bridges. The rededication is on the Nov. 3 ballot. Parish Councilman Kevin Naquin supports the measure which, he said, will […]
There’s no question that there is an abundance of rewards credit cards available today, but the rewards credit cards available today, the best credit cards with cash back stand out for their simplicity. When you use a cash-back card, the rewards you generate don’t need to be converted, transferred or strategically redeemed […]
Because what else is there to do in quarantine? (Photo: Areaware / Anthropologie) — Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. The items that sold out during the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic include hand sanitizer, toilet paper, cleaning wipes—and puzzles. […]
LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ — This year Halloween will be different due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Town officials last week announced that Halloween activities can proceed, but with caution. Town officials have urged community members to adopt safer ways to celebrate Halloween this year. They released guidelines and public health recommendations […]
Thanksgiving is usually a time for friends and family to gather and celebrate together. But this year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued guidelines for celebrating the holiday during the COVID-19 pandemic that’ll make it look very different from what we’re used to. The CDC’s considerations […]
The whole point of Covid travel restrictions – in the case of the UK, a strict two-week quarantine for arrivals from most of the world – is to reduce the risk of imported infections. We didn’t bother with travel restrictions back in March, when they might have made a difference. Now, when […]
I didn’t expect to fall in love during a global pandemic. On Dec. 31, 2019, I turned to my husband as we readied to ring in the new year in our hotel room in Cairo and asked him about the months ahead. “Maybe this year will be the year I […]
Divide your expenses into non-essential and essential spending. Look at all of your expenses and determine whether they’re essential or non-essential, thebalance.com says. Examples of essential spending include food, utilities and health care, while non-essential spending includes streaming services, cable TV and gym memberships. While you’re at it, don’t forget […]
The Week Climate scientists throw cold water on ‘Arctic methane bomb’ report A research team made a worrisome discovery off the Siberian coast, The Guardian reports. The scientists say they believe they are first to uncover observational evidence that frozen methane deposits in the Arctic Ocean have started to be […]
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Monday defended his light campaign travel schedule, maintaining that he’s not overconfident about his odds of defeating incumbent President Trump with one week to go until the November election. “The reason it looks like we’re not traveling — we’re not putting on superspreaders,” Biden said when asked […]
Old teachers learn new tricks to stay current with the times. The best ones make it work. Take Clint Bodene. He is in his 31st year in the Sacramento City Unified School District, credentialed to teach math, chemistry, life science and art. He is the last remaining charter faculty member […]
Cashback credit cards offer plenty of ways to increase your budget or save money on your favorite expenditures. (iStock) Not all credit cards are created equal. While all credit cards allow you to make purchases without cash, some offer additional benefits that may be worth a second look. Although many […]
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Kate Bosworth. Kate Bosworth When the pandemic struck, Kate Bosworth continued to find ways to stay busy. She launched KIND.EST, a lifestyle website that aims to be “the place where it’s cool to be kind.” There, Bosworth shares personal tales, beauty advice, recipes and more. Like the rest of us, […]
CANCUN, Mexico — Zeta has been downgraded back to Tropical Storm status but continues to pose a possible threat to south Louisiana. As of 10 a.m., Tuesday, the storm has whipped through Cancun and is on track towards the Gulf coast, according to updates from the National Hurricane Center. Weather […]
For the first time in 24 years, voters in National City will choose a new City Clerk in November. Two candidates are vying to replace longtime City Clerk Michael Dalla, who is set to retire. The contenders are Luz Molina, a contract and grant officer at UC San Diego, and […]
The Champions League returns to Old Trafford and our expert is backing among his Manchester United vs RB Leipzig predictions and tips Manchester United will be hoping to make it two wins out of two in the Champions League when they welcome RB Leipzig to Old Trafford on Wednesday evening. […]
The first time I visited Lisbon was only a year and a half ago. Choosing to go in early 2019, I’d hoped to skip the notorious crowds of tourists that plagued the city. Alas! While we loved the city, uncrowded it was not – as we made our way to Belém […]