Weekly Roundup

Cybercriminals target internet browsers by exploiting glitches. Now, one of the most trusted and secure browsers on the web is under attack. If you use this app on your computer or smartphone, your only line of defense is to update NOW.

In 1973, military drafting officially ended in the U.S. But during times of geopolitical tension, a convincing scam is enough to make everyone nervous. Americans are receiving texts saying they've been drafted. There's just one problem: They're totally fake.

If you thought you loved your childhood toys, just wait until you meet a collector. Some playthings can bring in thousands of dollars! But which ones are worth money and are you willing to part with them?

When you're ready to buy a new TV, it's important to understand all the numbers associated with them. What do they all mean and are they even important? The short answer is yes, they absolutely are.

The majority of Mac users swear up and down that Apple devices are less susceptible to malware and viruses than Windows PCs — but is it true? One study explains why you might want to protect your Mac.

If you often feel overwhelmed in the wine aisle, turn to this helpful app that can transform you from a wine novice to a connoisseur in no time. The best part? It's free.