The Consumer Product Safety Commission <a href="http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/gadgets/toys/4347051#slide-1">recalled the toys in December 1988</a> after many were injured and three people died sending the steel darts through the air …

There's nothing to complain when it comes to the interior, and while some say they were a little put off by its looks from the photos, they have nothing but words of praise once they sit in, cocooned in perforated leather, wood and gadgets …

Confirming the widely held view that the capital exists in a privileged bubble, the luxury retailer Harrods is opening the doors of its refurbished wines and spirits department to reveal an eye-popping price range that is unashamedly aimed at well …

The Justice Department declined to prosecute cases involving the improper scrutiny of the personal tax records of political candidates and donors by government officials, The Washington Times first reported. Treasury Inspector General for Tax …

The study by professors from Columbia University, Northwestern University and the University of Chicago has found that the Affordable Care Act may cause a significant number of people to quit the jobs they use to get employer-sponsored health insurance …

Luxury, in today's hyper-networked world, is less about being able to pay for expensive things than having the time to experience them. And that is the intent behind Octovo, a new 7-piece line of leather goods and accessories designed by Ammunition …

MP lives up taxpayer-funded Euro trip · Geoff Shaw. CONTROVERSIAL MP Geoff Shaw, whose vote can make or break the Napthine Government, is lapping up a luxury European summer study tour funded by Victorians.

AC was a luxury people just couldn't afford (about $5000 in today's money) so they slept outside or with whirling fans. How times have changed! … Today we would cry like babies without AC, electricity, TV, and our electronic gadgets. Personally, I …

Those with means also have the luxury of investing in ultra-convenience—functionality bordering on frivolity—such as with Wolf's $1,925 warming drawer—an appliance that cradles plates while keeping food warm. The basic premise: Heap dinner on a …