Category: United States
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Mandatory Breathalyzer in Cars is Closer Than We Think
In a few years, all new vehicles sold in the United States will be required to have the capability to passively detect when drivers are under the influence of alcohol.
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Apple Launches ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ Service
On Tuesday (28), Apple announced its newest service, “Apple Pay Later,” which will allow users to buy now and pay later. This means purchases can be divided into four payments spread over six weeks. The tech giant joins other companies like Affirm, Afterpay, and PayPal, which already offer this type of service. Users of Apple…
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Millennials Are Turning 40 and Changing Travel Standards
As millennials reach 40 years old, their knowledge of technology and social awareness are transforming the travel industry.
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Should I Get an FHA Loan to Buy My First Home?
For many people, one of the biggest obstacles to buying their first home is saving for the down payment typically required by the financial institution that will provide the loan for the property purchase, known as a mortgage. In most cases, with conventional loans, buyers are advised to make a down payment of at least…
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American Passport May Take Up to 13 Weeks to Arrive
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Thursday (23) that the State Department is facing an “unprecedented demand” for passports.
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Do Those Living Abroad Need to File Income Tax in Brazil?
The deadline to file income tax in Brazil started last week, on March 15, and extends until May 31. But do those living abroad need to file income tax in Brazil? The simplest answer is it depends on how long you have been living outside the country.
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First Signs of Alzheimer’s May Appear in the Eyes, Says Study
Research has explored how the eyes can aid in the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease before the onset of symptoms.
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Without a Green Card, Tech Workers Leave the U.S.
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Foreigners living with work visas in the United States are increasingly moving to countries like Canada, the United Kingdom, Singapore, and Australia, where they find more freedom to seek employment or start their own businesses.
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What Is the Average Value of American Retirement?
The age at which Americans can claim their full retirement has been steadily increasing. Currently, those born in 1960 or later will need to wait until they are 67 years and one month old to reach the age at which their benefits will be paid in full. However, a worker can start receiving their retirement…
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US Considers Increasing Fees for Green Card Applications
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has closed the public comment period on a proposal to increase fees for permanent residency applications, commonly known as the green card.