The New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate/advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or if you click or make a purchase. Free Bitcoin? That’s the bait. Crypto “faucets” promise ...

Josh Duhamel says he's 70% ready to survive an apocalypse at his Minnesota 'doomsday cabin' Russia reacts to Trump's Venezuela drug boat strike Novak Djokovic’s historic US Open run now faces a ...

With energy prices on the rise and sustainability in the spotlight, manufacturers are under pressure to do more with less. Rebates for energy-efficient operations are up for grabs — but only if your ...

More than 100,000 kitchen faucets have been recalled because they could lead to dangerous levels of lead exposure according to three separate notices posted Thursday by the U.S. Consumer Product ...

A relic of Bitcoin’s earliest days is making a comeback, potentially reviving a tradition that once handed out bitcoin BTC $101 702,08 for free to anyone who could solve a simple CAPTCHA. Charlie ...

When you’re in shopping mode for a new toilet, remember that a large price tag doesn’t guarantee great performance. In our tests of single- and dual-flush toilets, the ones with the top Overall Scores ...

Approximately 2.5 billion people worldwide and 4 million people in the United States live without a flushing toilet. In Alaska, about 22 percent of the population — just over 160,000 people — live ...

Cryptocurrencies like Ethereum have taken the world by storm, and with it, the rise of various ways to earn or get them. One such method is through the use of Ethereum faucets. Faucets are websites or ...

Meghan Overdeep has more than a decade of writing and editing experience for top publications. Her expertise extends from weddings and animals to every pop culture moment in between. She has been ...