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The first step toward a solid evacuation plan is pulling together all the gear you need, before you need it.

No one knows the outcome of the presidential race or how Congress could adjust the tax code next year. But there are changes taxpayers can make now, financial advisers say.

Even if flames are far away, smoke can travel and threaten kids’ health. But staying inside has trade-offs too.

Here are some tips if you’re new to smart home devices, but want to give something a try.

There’s no such thing as remote restaurant work. But there is HotSchedules.

Sarah Firshein tries to resolve how a nonstop with seat selection became a packed “split flight,” with concerns over proper cleaning and an arrival two hours later than expected.

The monks of a German abbey hope new windows by the renowned artist will draw visitors and secure the community’s future.

Statistics show a steady decline in major crimes. But what has intensified are the challenges to France’s traditional national identity, and the jockeying in the race to be the next president.

After researchers noticed fewer nearsighted patients in a hospital ward in China, they speculated that wearing glasses might offer some protection against Covid-19.

Michele Roberts grew up in the South Bronx and made her way to the pinnacle of the legal world before becoming the head of the players’ union.