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Supermarkets Alter Layouts, Use Decoys to Fill Gaps Left by Shortages

Product shortfalls caused by supply-chain bottlenecks are pushing grocers to get creative so consumers aren’t facing empty shelves

Inflation Surge Pushes Gold to Five-Month High

Climb in the haven asset accompanies other signs that investors are starting to seek more protection from rising consumer prices and interest rates.

Zinc and Selenium Deficiency Leads to Worse COVID Outcomes

The human body is a complex organism that uses multiple essential vitamins, minerals and elements to maintain optimal health. Selenium and zinc are two nutraceuticals that are important to immune health and a variety of other functions. While these two are important, it is crucial to understand they are part of your body's overall requirements for health and wellness.

TEXTS: Hunter Biden Described Business Deals With Russia And China, Including With ‘Vladimir Putin’ And CCP’s ‘Chief Of Intelligence’

Hunter Biden's text messages from December 2018 reveal concerning discussions about dealings in Russia and Communist China.

US consumer prices rise at fastest pace in three decades

Biden says taming inflation is ‘top priority’ as soaring energy costs help drive 6.2% increase.

Apple loses appeal in epic battle against payment monopoly

A US federal judge has denied Apple’s request for a pause on a previous court order forcing the company to allow app makers to implement their own payment systems, after the tech giant was sued over alleged antitrust violations.

iPhone Adding ‘Vaccine Card’ in Latest Update

"With iOS 15, you can securely store verifiable versions of your COVID-19 vaccination and test result records in the Health app on your iPhone or iPod touch."

Is Facebook Bad for You? 360 Million Users Say Yes, Company Documents Show

The app hurts sleep, work, relationships or parenting for about 12.5% of users, who reported they felt Facebook was more of a problem than other social media.

The Damage of Masking Children Could be Irreparable

Public smiling in photographs probably started in the 1920s. Photography just took too long for people to hold a smile in the early years of photography. So, they sat still instead of sitting happy.

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