Scams
Ordering takeout shouldn’t cost you $10k, but for one woman, ordering fried chicken turned into a full-on financial nightmare. An Atlanta mom says she lost nearly $10,000 within minutes of placing a takeout order from Bonchon. But it didn’t happen because of a bad meal. It
Entertainment
There are celebrity death hoaxes, and then there is turning on the TV and seeing your own obituary. That’s more like what happened to Michael J. Fox this week after CNN accidentally aired a tribute video that made it look like he had died. Spoiler: he very much hasn’
Science
Autism and ADHD are usually treated like two different lanes. Different diagnoses, different labels, different conversations. But new research is starting to blur that line. A study published in Molecular Psychiatry suggests the two may actually share deeper biological connections than we’ve previously recognized. Not just overlap. Something closer
Food
Some “natural” food dyes may not be natural after all
Scams
A suspicious charge notification isn’t unusual. It’s the kind of thing most people try to fix quickly and move on from. That’s exactly what made this scam almost work on a woman named Dorothy who received a text about a $144 charge tied to Apple Pay. This
Scams
A new phishing campaign is making the rounds, targeting Amazon shoppers with emails that look like routine product recall notices. The hook is usually about a recent purchase possibly being unsafe. Along with a warning to stop using the item, there is usually an offer for a refund or replacement
Scams
A new text scam is making the rounds, and it’s pretending to be Amazon hiring. It all looks legit at first. But once you slow down, the red flags start stacking up fast. Read on to know how to spot the scam fast. The first red flag is in
Scams
The old scam formula used to be easy to spot. From the bad grammar to the weird links, it was just obvious nonsense. But that’s not how things are anymore. The newer Social Security scams are a lot slicker. They show up with details that feel familiar enough to
News
You expect a Walmart run to end with groceries, maybe a random impulse buy you didn’t need. Not a police chase going the wrong way on a highway. But that’s what happened at a Walmart in Alabama on Sunday afternoon, and somehow, the most shocking part isn’t
Scams
You open your inbox and see something that looks official. Clean layout, serious tone, maybe even a logo that feels legit. “Important update about your benefits.” You pause for a second and then click. That’s exactly what scammers are counting on right now. There is a spike in fake
Business
You might want to check that power strip under your desk, doing the heavy lifting for your laptop, charger, lamp, and maybe one questionable extra plug. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, thousands of power strips sold on Amazon are being recalled after reports that they can
News
If you’ve bought any eye drops recently, you might want to check them, as more than 3.1 million eye drop products sold across the U.S. are being recalled. The issue isn’t packaging or labeling. It’s that the manufacturer can’t confirm the products are sterile.