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These 20 US airports don’t use TSA screeners — and Trump wants more to go private

Under President Donald Trump, the Transportation Security Administration is seeking to replace federal TSA screeners with private contractors in more airport security lines.Twenty US airports already use private screeners through the TSA’s Screening Partnership Program, or SPP, which launched in 2004 and operates under TSA oversight. Eight are Montana airports,…

A bartender shares the 5 red flags she always looks for at a bar

With a seemingly never-ending pool of options, it can be hard to know if you’re picking the best bar for a happy hour or night out.Take it from Stephanie Ridgway, who worked at several bars and distilleries before becoming the director of brand advocacy for the liquor brand Charles Jacquin…

7 Potential Income Sources Seniors Always Forget About

You followed the rules. You worked hard, contributed to your retirement accounts, and finally you’re approaching, or already crossed, the finish line. But thanks to unpredictable inflation and a volatile stock market, your carefully planned retirement budget might be feeling the squeeze. The fear of outliving your money is the…

How to Get Senior Discounts on Cruises

Millions of people set sail on cruises every year looking for a stress-free way to see the world. After all, your food, lodging and entertainment are generally bundled into one neat package. All you have to do is book and board. For those cruising into retirement age, time at sea…

A former Twitter lawyer is testing a new mode of content moderation — and if he can get away with calling it Twitter

A former Twitter trademark lawyer has launched a social network with a familiar name.Stephen Coates’ startup, Operation Bluebird, launched Twitter.now in early testing on Thursday. Coates, formerly Twitter’s head counsel for trademarks, domain names, and marketing, told Business Insider that the platform is experimenting with a twist on content moderation:…

California Lawmakers Pass Plug-In Solar Bill Aimed at Reducing Costs

California legislators approved a bill on Aug. 26 that could help reduce skyrocketing energy costs for residents by allowing them to install plug-in solar panels as an alternative, portable way to meet household energy needs. The bill, Senate Bill 868, authored by Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, would establish safety…