The consumer psychology of high gas prices. Plus: Patient advocates, GPS deadzones, and tax deductions.
The war in Iran and the partial government shutdown in the U.S. are creating multiple stressors for airlines, which also means stress for travelers.
Americans have a unique reliance on — and love — for cars.
Diesel prices are averaging above $5, while new policies block certain foreign-born drivers from getting commercial licenses.
Lower-income taxpayers will be able to deduct contributions for the first time, but there are new limits on higher-income taxpayers’ deductions.
Beth Scott at the Patient Advocate Foundation said their services are more in-demand than ever, but resources are increasingly scarce.
Christopher Mims, a technology columnist for the Wall Street Journal, talks about the rise in GPS dead zones and what alternatives there are to GPS.
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