This past week, people haven’t had much reason to leave their houses. Apart from seeing the coldest temperatures in a generation, parts of the Midwestern United States have declared states of emergency, travel bans, and the like, all in the face of the polar vortex that’s gripped areas with temperatures far below zero. Extra attention […]
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Tax season has officially begun as of January 28, but the historic 35-day partial government shutdown may cause some delays, according to Forbes. According to new reports, the IRS has an estimated backlog of more than five million pieces of mail to answer. At some parts during the shutdown, the IRS received an all-time high […]
Continue ReadingThe United States has officially filed 23 indictments against the Chinese telecommunication firm, Huawei.
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The partial government shutdown has led to a number of problems throughout the country since its implementation more than four weeks ago. It’s estimated that hundreds of thousands of people have been impacted, from state employees to people who want to enjoy our national parks. Countless parks throughout the country have reported increasing levels of litter, […]
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The new year is officially in full swing, but that doesn’t mean you should throw your resolutions out the window just yet, especially if they’re health-related. In fact, a new study published on January 1revealed that engaging in outdoor activities and enjoying the fresh air is actually better for your health than working out inside. The […]
Continue ReadingAmericans enjoy traveling not only to other countries around the world, but to new communities and towns throughout the U.S., as well. Though traveling for vacation and other leisure purposes is preferred, business is typically the reason for most daily domestic travel. In fact, approximately 50% of limousine services during the week are provided for […]
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