Independence Day is loud, bright, and fun unless you are a dog. For pets, America’s 249th birthday celebration feels more like a war zone than a party. As fireworks blast off for hours, your dog ...

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas shares a reader response about how long you should keep greeting cards.

During this Fourth of July weekend, the Los Angeles Department of Animal Services has some recommendations to keep Angelenos’ furry friends safe and prevent them from ending up in shelters. The ...

The Fourth of July is usually filled with festive, fun activities for humans — but for dogs, the Fourth is filled with fireworks and fear.

You can keep your credit card inactive for up to one year. But do at least one transaction in a year to keep it running to maintain good credit score and ideal CUR levels.

How do your pets react to Fourth of July Fireworks? Take our poll, and see tips on how to keep them calm and safe on Independence Day.

As the Fourth of July approaches, many of us look forward to celebrations. However, for our beloved pets, it can be a terrifying experience.

Keep any fireworks securely locked away until you’re ready to light them, then be sure to keep pets out of the area as you set off your fireworks.

Tariff-related headlines are likely to make for volatile markets ahead of a putative, U.S.-imposed deadline of July 9 for trade deals, but they're unlikely to prompt a sustained market selloff ...