Dan Avery
Editor at CNBC
Editor at CNBC. Bylines at @CNET, @NBCNews, @NYTimes, @Newsweek, @ArchDigest. Father to two cats
Articles
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6 days ago |
cnbc.com | Dan Avery
Drivers are looking for new car insurance at record levels, according to J.D. Power's 2025 U.S. Insurance Shopping Study. The company's new survey found that 57% of motorists were actively comparison shopping at the end of 2024, compared to 49% at the same time in 2023. This marks the highest rate in the study's 19-year history. Paying too much for car insurance? Check out these options to save.
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6 days ago |
cnet.com | David Watsky |Dan Avery
Those who love bacon, really love bacon. I put myself in that category. Whether you prefer a chewy or crispy crunch with yours, there's one unexpected appliance that makes it perfect every time: The air fryer. Although some swear by traditional stovetop cooking while others vouch for oven baking, using those methods can result in quite the mess and inconsistent results. According to TikTok chef Skyler Paladino (@cookswithskye), you can make perfect bacon in your air fryer in 8 to 10 minutes.
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1 week ago |
cnet.com | Dan Avery |Katie Teague
Starting today, US travelers are required by law to have a Real ID (or other acceptable form of identification) in order to fly domestically. If you're traveling and have forgotten to get your Real ID by now, you'll still be able to fly, but getting through security might take a bit longer, so be sure to give yourself extra time at the airport.
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1 week ago |
cnet.com | Arielle Burton |Dan Avery |Katie Teague
Starting tomorrow, May 7, 2025, US travelers are expected to have a Real ID (or other acceptable form of identification) for all domestic flights. If you're headed to the airport without your Real ID, you'll still be able to fly. However, your TSA checks might take more time. According to head of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, travelers who aren't Real ID-compliant "may be diverted to a different line, have an extra step" at airport security checkpoints.
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1 week ago |
cnet.com | Dan Avery |Blake Stimac
Moving can take a lot out of you -- the organizing, packing and all the problems that can happen during the move leave little room for much else to think about, so no one blames you if the environmental impact didn't cross your mind during the planning stages. That said, whether reducing your carbon footprint is top of mind or if you just want to make your move a bit environmentally friendly, there are a handful of things you can do that can help, and even save you some money in the long run.
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