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Stick it to the businesses that choose to be evil.

Don't let unethical companies force you to call to cancel.

November brings drama series "Interior Chinatown," docuseries "It's All Country," a new special from Jim Gaffigan, and a lot of holiday content.

Your retirement payouts aren't guaranteed.

Ready to "fall back" soon? Neither are we, but these tips will help.

Lenders look beyond just one number.

You can get a 2020 M1 MacBook Air on sale for cheap.

Your next creepy Halloween snack is simple to make and ready in five minutes.

No more phone calls to cancel something you signed up for online.

Always running out of iCloud space? Cleaning the junk from your iCloud storage will help.

This is by far the easiest smart lock to install on a door and you don't need tools to install it.

November highlights include documentaries about music heavy hitters John Williams and The Beatles.

Halloween is our yearly chance to let our freak flags fly, so avoid these overdone outfits-unless you like being boring.

Fresh apple cider from a farm stand is great, but make sure to check that it's not teeming with bacteria.

The speaker grille is fake, so using a brush on it could damage your laptop.

Unless the rotted gourd look is something you're going for, it's best to plan out your pumpkin carving accordingly.

One of the best Android-compatible smartwatches is cheaper than ever.

Are you going to eat that pumpkin or carve into it? Here's what you should look for.

Better to get a tiny rash now on the inside of your elbow than all over your face on Halloween night.

This number is how lenders measure your ability to manage your monthly payments.

This budget 34-inch UltraWide monitor handles games and work-and it's at its lowest price ever, after a 43% discount.

Scary deeds done dirt cheap.

Introducing the Kindle Colorsoft, plus a Kindle Scribe with, you guessed it, AI.

New canning standards have made it so much easier to preserve your food.

Both these web apps are more fully featured than you might think.

You can use AI to write your resume and cover letters, and even apply for you-but should you?

A sleep timer, a new miniplayer, and more.

Those dinky kits aren't worth the small amount of money they cost.

The Copilot+ laptop is beefy enough to satisfy most users.

Once reserved for paid users only, the feature is rolling out to all of us.

Stop shady apps from phoning home.

The new Apple Pencil Pro for iPads is perfect for artists and creators, and it dropped to its lowest price ever.

If you're struggling to afford groceries, these markets can be an incredible resource.

Sometimes you just want a taste of luxury.

Anything can change, from your income, to your health, to the town you choose to settle in.

The seventh-generation mini is finally here.

An adjustable competition kettlebell from a good brand? Don't pass this up when the sale is this good.

If Apple holds an October event, we may just see new Macs.

Instead of short clips, you'll be able to use AI to search through longer recordings.

Add to your Ryobi cordless tool kit or start a new one with these deals from Home Depot.

Here's when you need to ship via USPS, UPS, and FedEx for holiday arrival.

Grab your tinfoil fedora for this look at conspiracy theories both big and small.

The videos about its "health benefits" are all hilariously awful sales pitches for a battery-powered water bottle.

You're no longer stuck with the email you signed up with.

It's always Prime Day somewhere on Amazon.

Here's how I keep my produce usable throughout the winter.

Gone are the days when everything in your junk drawer gets to shift about in utter chaos.

You're already in mourning. The last thing you need is to get ripped off too.

Getting your kids on the ball can save you time, money, and stress later this season.

Decluttering all at once can be stressful. You don't have to do it that way.