Best Labor Day Tech and Home Deals: Live Blog
Labor Day sales run through September 8. Track the best verified deals on tech, tools, and home goods in one place.
Labor Day sales run through September 8. Track the best verified deals on tech, tools, and home goods in one place.
Amazon Prime members can claim two free Kindle e-books in September 2026 through the First Reads program. Here's how to get them.
Fans of *Sugar* on Apple TV will find plenty to love in these noir and sci-fi films, starting with the 1955 classic *Kiss Me Deadly*.
GrapheneOS is partnering with Motorola to expand beyond Pixel phones. Motorola's 2027 slab lineup will be the first to qualify.
Loved *The Hawk* on Netflix? Here are the best sports comedies to stream next, starting with *The Dink* on Apple TV.
A major NIH-funded study found COVID-19 reactivates 11 dormant viruses in hospitalized patients, with links to long COVID and lasting disability.
The TP-Link Tapo SolarCam C402 three-pack is at its lowest-ever price of $119.98. Each solar-powered camera records 1080p with no subscription required.
Houston Methodist researchers found that fat molecules tied to obesity may travel to the brain and worsen Alzheimer's disease progression.
CVS is running a back-to-school sale with buy-one-get-one-50%-off deals on notebooks, markers, binders, and more through August 15.
A study of 355,000 adults found coffee drinkers had significantly lower risks of cirrhosis, liver cancer, and liver-related death.
Umeå University researchers developed a fully human antibody that blocked tumor growth and metastasis in preclinical prostate cancer studies.
University of Michigan researchers discovered a sensory pathway linking touch-sensitive hairs to itch. The finding may lead to new chronic itch treatments.
Adults who slept 80 minutes less per night for six weeks gained a pound and moved less, Columbia researchers found.
Tiny silica nanoparticles kill prostate cancer cells and reawaken immune defenses. Combined with immunotherapy, they produced complete remissions in mice.
Using alcohol to cope with stress in early adulthood may cause lasting brain changes that persist even after years of sobriety, raising dementia risk.