Kay Smythe

Jan 8, 2025 | poll2action.com | Kay Smythe

TAKE THE POLL: CLICK HEREU.S. credit card defaults have hit the highest levels since the start of the 2008 financial crisis. Credit card lender wrote off $46 billion in “seriously delinquent credit card loan balances in the first nine months of” 2024, according to an article shared by One America News. This represents a 50% increase from the same time period in 2023.

Dec 6, 2024 | poll2action.com | Kay Smythe

TAKE THE POLL: CLICK HEREYou might think you know the most popular Christmas movies of all time, but we guarantee you’re not ready for what Rotten Tomatoes users have chosen as their top favorites!Step aside “Elf,” “Die Hard,” and the modern adaptation of “Miracle on 34th Street,” the top-ranked Christmas movie of all time is apparently “Meet Me In St. Louis,” starring Judy Garland and Margaret O’Brien, according to the audience and critics scores at Rotten Tomatoes.

Dec 2, 2024 | readlion.com | Dave Bohon |Gretchen Clayson |Kay Smythe

In the eight years since Canada legalized assisted suicide in 2016, physicians and other experts across America’s neighbor to the north have grown increasingly concerned over the ease with which Canadians are choosing to end their lives Originally passed as a “last resort” option for terminally ill individuals, today Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) has become the fifth leading cause of death among Canadians, with assisted suicides increasing from 1,018 deaths in the first year of MAiD’s...

Nov 26, 2024 | poll2action.com | Kay Smythe

TAKE THE POLL: CLICK HEREChristian Toto — known for his excellent work on Hollywood In Toto — gave a glowing review of Dallas Jenkins’ adaptation of the “Best Christmas Pageant Ever.”It’s not even December and “Best Christmas Pageant Ever” has already made its money back and then some, beating-out blockbuster flicks like “Red One” in the box office, Toto explained in his review.

Nov 26, 2024 | poll2action.com | Kay Smythe

TAKE THE POLL: CLICK HERETwo councils in England, UK, have seized and destroyed heaps of American candy products and drinks as they contain chemicals that are dangerous to human health. More than 670 items were destroyed at an Oxford Street, London, candy stores, according to Food Safety News. The products included various cereals, potato chips and sodas containing artificial additives, colorings, and e-numbers banned throughout the UK.