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Going to Europe? Be Prepared for New Visitor Taxes.
Driven by the climate crisis, the post-pandemic surge in visitors and a growing interest in making tourism work for local communities, European cities are finding new ways to tax visitors.
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Assuming you want a headline related to lifestyle: 25 Ways to Spruce Up
Your Home’s Curb Appeal Making your home look its best from the street can be a daunting task, but it’s worth it when you see the final results. Curb appeal not only makes your home more attractive to potential buyers, but it can also increase your property value. Here are 25 easy ways to improve…
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Wills, cash, porn, weed: The secrets that lurk in sofas
Aretha Franklin hid the will for her $80 million estate under a sofa cushion. Experts say it’s not unusual to find buried treasure in furniture.
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10 houseplants to try now that you’ve mastered the easy ones
You’ve kept your monstera and snake plant alive. Now try these more challenging options, recommended by plant pros.
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Parenting influencers try something new: giving their kids privacy
More influencers are starting to hide their children’s faces and otherwise pull them off-line. Privacy concerns and parental guilt is playing a big part.
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Do you avoid the news? You’re in growing company.
A new survey shows that 38 percent of Americans “often or sometimes” avoid the news altogether.
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Ceviche With Watermelon
Firm, lean fish, such as mahi mahi, is common in ceviche, but black bass, tuna, salmon, shrimp or scallops, lightly marinated in lime juice, go well with the cubes of watermelon, too.
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Biden Shores Up Democratic Support, but Faces Tight Race Against Trump
A New York Times/Siena College poll found that President Biden is on stronger footing than he was a year ago — but he is neck-and-neck in a possible rematch against Donald Trump.
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Biden Spoke With Son’s Associates, but Not About Business, Former Partner Says
Republicans accused the president of lying, while Democrats said the testimony of Devon Archer, who worked with Hunter Biden, showed that his son was selling the illusion of access to his father.
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After Paying Lawyers, Trump’s PAC Is Nearly Broke
The scramble to cover legal bills for former President Donald J. Trump and his associates has prompted what appears to be the largest refund in federal campaign finance history.