Rita Armenteros

It's official—312 ACA market insurers will raise their health insurance rates by an average of 18% in 2026—the steepest increase in nearly a decade

It’s official—312 ACA market insurers will raise their health insurance rates by an average of 18% in 2026—the steepest increase in nearly a decade

By Rita Armenteros
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September 23, 2025
It's official—the U.S. government shutdown leaves 1.4 million employees without pay—here's what the law says about retroactive pay

Confirmed—this special document that many Mexicans already have allows them to enter the United States without a traditional visa, but it has a limitation that few are aware of

By Rita Armenteros
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September 22, 2025
Confirmed—China is already showcasing its Hurricane microwave system, and the United States is responding with the Leonidas weapon, capable of shooting down 49 drones in seconds

Confirmed—China is already showcasing its Hurricane microwave system, and the United States is responding with the Leonidas weapon, capable of shooting down 49 drones in seconds

By Rita Armenteros
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September 22, 2025
Confirmed—Perseverance rover detects chemical signals on Mars that could be the best evidence of microbial life yet

Confirmed—Perseverance rover detects chemical signals on Mars that could be the best evidence of microbial life yet

By Rita Armenteros
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September 22, 2025
Goodbye to Walmart in California—a branch closes its doors after a “careful review”

Goodbye to Walmart in California—a branch closes its doors after a “careful review”

By Rita Armenteros
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September 22, 2025
The Earth froze suddenly 12,800 years ago—scientists discover that it wasn't glaciers, but something much more terrifying that came from space

The Earth froze suddenly 12,800 years ago—scientists discover that it wasn’t glaciers, but something much more terrifying that came from space

By Rita Armenteros
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September 20, 2025
A Florida fisherman catches a giant red snapper and discovers a shocking truth—the same fish had been caught nine years earlier and survived hurricanes before taking the bait again

A Florida fisherman catches a giant red snapper and discovers a shocking truth—the same fish had been caught nine years earlier and survived hurricanes before taking the bait again

By Rita Armenteros
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September 20, 2025
Confirmed—Stopping payments on your credit card may seem like a quick fix, but what happens next can ruin your finances and even close doors at work for years

Confirmed—Stopping payments on your credit card may seem like a quick fix, but what happens next can ruin your finances and even close doors at work for years

By Rita Armenteros
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September 20, 2025
It's official—new law in North Carolina surprises drivers—they can drive for up to two years with an expired license without fines, but there is one condition that many are unaware of

It’s official—new law in North Carolina surprises drivers—they can drive for up to two years with an expired license without fines, but there is one condition that many are unaware of

By Rita Armenteros
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September 19, 2025
It's official—Washington raises minimum age and establishes new rules for exempt employees and non-compete clauses

Goodbye to excessive taxes—Collier leads tax relief in Florida with historic savings of $14,000 by 2026, surpassing Miami-Dade, Monroe, and Palm Beach

By Rita Armenteros
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September 19, 2025
Tourists stunned in California—more than 100 bottlenose dolphins surround their boat in Newport Beach and leap up to 3 meters in a never-before-seen spectacle

Tourists stunned in California—more than 100 bottlenose dolphins surround their boat in Newport Beach and leap up to 3 meters in a never-before-seen spectacle

By Rita Armenteros
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September 19, 2025
Goodbye to the gym—Kenichi Sakuma's routine promises rock-hard abs and weight loss in just 5 minutes a day

Goodbye to the gym—Kenichi Sakuma’s routine promises rock-hard abs and weight loss in just 5 minutes a day

By Rita Armenteros
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September 18, 2025
Fines of up to $80 with new cameras in Minneapolis—how the plan to monitor drivers until 2029 will work

Fines of up to $80 with new cameras in Minneapolis—how the plan to monitor drivers until 2029 will work

By Rita Armenteros
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September 17, 2025
The discovery that surprises NASA—a “quasi-moon” that has been orbiting Earth for 60 years—is 2025 PN7

Scientists discover a hidden mathematical pattern in Earth’s history—this is how they predict when the next global catastrophes will occur

By Rita Armenteros
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September 17, 2025
Confirmed—tea is not British; it arrived in the 17th century and became a national symbol thanks to Catherine of Braganza

Confirmed—the study reveals that hot tea in disposable cups contains up to 81 microplastics per liter, the highest of all beverages analyzed

By Rita Armenteros
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September 15, 2025
Traveling to the United States will be much more expensive starting in October—the new “integrity fee” is driving up visa prices and putting millions on alert

Traveling to the United States will be much more expensive starting in October—the new “integrity fee” is driving up visa prices and putting millions on alert

By Rita Armenteros
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September 15, 2025
The tattoo robot that divides artists—the AI machine that promises painless tattoos with surgical precision—Replacement or threat to human tattoo artists?

The tattoo robot that divides artists—the AI machine that promises painless tattoos with surgical precision—Replacement or threat to human tattoo artists?

By Rita Armenteros
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September 15, 2025
Confirmed—hot tea and coffee are the beverages with the most microplastics, according to a study by the University of Birmingham

Confirmed—hot tea and coffee are the beverages with the most microplastics, according to a study by the University of Birmingham

By Rita Armenteros
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September 14, 2025
Goodbye to this gardening practice—piling mulch around the trunk strangles the roots and rots the bark

Goodbye to this gardening practice—piling mulch around the trunk strangles the roots and rots the bark

By Rita Armenteros
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September 14, 2025
Farewell to Japanese dominance—the Aspark Owl SP600 was left behind after the feat of ByD's Chinese supercar

Farewell to Japanese dominance—the Aspark Owl SP600 was left behind after the feat of ByD’s Chinese supercar

By Rita Armenteros
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September 14, 2025
Science confirms it—happiness plummets from age 18 and hits rock bottom at 47—but then something surprising happens that no one expected

Science confirms it—happiness plummets from age 18 and hits rock bottom at 47—but then something surprising happens that no one expected

By Rita Armenteros
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September 13, 2025
The discovery that shocks the world—Chinese scientists locate more than a million tons of lithium near Everest, at an altitude of 18,000 feet

The discovery that shocks the world—Chinese scientists locate more than a million tons of lithium near Everest, at an altitude of 18,000 feet

By Rita Armenteros
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September 12, 2025
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