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Month: July 2026

Here’s how often jewelry should be appraised

Here’s how often jewelry should be appraised

  How often should jewelry be appraised for insurance or other purposes? Experts recommend updating your jewelry appraisal every two to three years. You should also do this sooner if you upgrade the piece, prices shift significantly, or your insurer asks for updated documentation. Older appraisals can become outdated as replacement values change over time,

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Nearly 4 in 5 homeowners worry about summer energy bills. Most haven’t done one big thing that could help

Nearly 4 in 5 homeowners worry about summer energy bills. Most haven’t done one big thing that could help

  For many Americans, summer doesn’t just bring higher temperatures—it also brings higher electricity bills. A new HarrisX survey commissioned by Palmetto finds that concerns about the cost of keeping homes cool are widespread. Nearly 8 in 10 U.S. adults (79%) say they are concerned about their home energy bills this summer, while 75% are

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EE.UU. advierte que operativos rusos atacan los correos electrónicos de científicos nucleares y contratistas de defensa

Por Sean Lyngaas, CNN Un grupo de hackers rusos ha pasado el último año atacando a científicos nucleares, contratistas de defensa y empleados del Gobierno en una campaña de ciberespionaje, según investigadores del sector privado y advertencias emitidas este jueves por agencias de inteligencia. Los objetivos de la campaña sugieren un interés en la tecnología

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Guests await the beginning of a news conference with then-Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm at the Department of Energy headquarters to announce a breakthrough in fusion research on December 13

New warnings that Russian operatives are targeting the emails of US nuclear scientists and defense contractors

By Sean Lyngaas, CNN (CNN) — A group of Russian hackers has spent the last year targeting nuclear scientists, defense contractors, and government employees in a cyber-espionage campaign, according to private-sector researchers and warnings from spy agencies released Thursday. Their targets suggested an interest in nuclear fusion technology and intelligence that may aid in the

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Argentina recibió a sus subcampeones como héroes. Pero la final abrió las puertas a una ola de acusaciones contra el país

Por Cecilia Domínguez, CNN en Español En Argentina no hubo silencio de derrota. En cambio, miles de hinchas cantaron en el Obelisco de Buenos Aires, con banderas en el aire, orgullo nacional y hasta un presidente dispuesto a declarar feriado nacional y abrir las puertas de la Casa Rosada para recibir al equipo, en una

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