Chronic exposure to pollution from wildfires has been linked to tens of thousands of deaths annually in the United States, according to a new study. The paper, published Wednesday in the journal ...

When a politician gets Oval Office Fever, his every act aims in that direction. As political reporter Adam Edelman noted on NBC News, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s recent actions, including signing 794 bills in ...

The Place Any Space smoke detector is stuffed with features—and some of the even pricier models in the product line offer even more—but we’re not sure that justifies their high price tags. When it ...

Elon Musk once promised that pivoting Tesla into the self-driving taxi business would generate the automaker trillions of dollars in revenue. Certainly the enthusiasm these kinds of grand ...

Horror games aren’t just for Halloween, they’re for all year round. Livber: Smoke and Mirrors is the perfect example of a horror game that has merit beyond the initial chills it sends down your spine.

Though it’s been over nine years since Now You See Me‘s last film, the magic-themed heist series is finally coming back. The new film will see the return of Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Dave ...

Host Justin Kloczko takes listeners through the little-known world of fire insurance subcontracting, where companies positioned as experts in smoke testing and home remediation work for insurers ...

The founders of Magic Development promised to bring high design, sexy architecture and a world-famous luxury brand to Kissimmee’s W192 corridor. But in the end, it was a magic show, based on illusion ...

We really thought it was going to be like Post Malone coming out of nowhere when “White Iverson” went viral in 2015: instant recognition for breakout work. In reputation-driven businesses, it’s easy ...

Welcome back to What Did We Learn. With the return of the football season, my weekly article, a two-year-long tradition on other sites now, begins, where at the end of every weekend, I release my ...

D.A. Pennebaker’s 1967 documentary “Bob Dylan: Don’t Look Back” doesn’t explain Bob Dylan so much as trap him in a frame, turning the mercurial singer-songwriter into both subject and object, artist ...