Kendra Secrett

The eternal cycle of “new school year, new prescription lenses” may finally have an end in sight, thanks to a breakthrough new product.

Packing your things up and hitting the road for greener pastures used to be a common rite of passage in America.

America’s crash-test dummies are getting a female-focused makeover, and it’s more than any new outfit or hairstyle could accomplish.

The winter holidays are known for chaotic shopping.

Buy now, pay later (BNPL) services were introduced years ago as a handy way to upgrade your phone early, or splurge on a birthday experience.

Shoppers looking to decorate their homes this holiday season may find a surprise or two on the shelves, and none of them involve voyeuristic elves.

Owning a home has long been part of the American dream.

AI truthers have a new arrow in their quiver when participating in debates over the technology’s usefulness.

Artificial intelligence and satellite internet are so yesterday.

The “Take a penny, leave a penny” tray industry appears to be on its last legs.

Election Day 2025 is now firmly in the rearview mirror, and results have been finalized from key races and ballot measures across the country.

California-based startup 1X Technologies has opened preorders for Neo, a 5’6” humanoid robot it’s calling “the world’s first consumer-ready home robot.”

America’s supply of overqualified coffee shop employees is in danger.

If it feels like every recent LinkedIn post on your timeline starts with “After X amazing years at…”—you’re not alone.

For decades, Americans have been sitting on an energy jackpot buried beneath their feet.

For years, nurseries across America treated peanuts and other allergens like biohazardous material.

OpenAI just took a swing at the internet’s biggest gatekeepers.

A crew of thieves hit the Louvre Museum in broad daylight on Sunday and made off with a series of priceless artifacts, cementing their spot alongside Danny Ocean and his gang in the Heist Hall of Fame.

The Supreme Court heard arguments this week in a Louisiana redistricting case that could fundamentally reshape how race factors into US elections.

Five decades ago, engineers stumbled upon a potential clean power storage breakthrough.