Wyoming was the first US state to allow women to vote and run in 1869, followed by Utah in 1870. New Jersey briefly allowed women to vote from 1790-1807. New Zealand allowed women to vote in 1893 and run in 1919. Finland was the first country to grant full suffrage in 1906. Saudi Arabia and […]
Failure to yield is a traffic offense that can result in a fine and points on a driver’s license. Right-of-way laws vary by region, and emergency vehicles and pedestrians always have priority. Drivers can attend traffic school to remove minor offenses from their record. Failure to yield is a traffic offense in which a driver […]
Donating your car to a registered 501 non-profit public charity with the IRS can provide a tax break. Choose a charity that offers incentives and research state laws before completing the process. You may not have considered this before, but car donation is becoming a popular way to get rid of unwanted vehicles and get […]
“Give up the ghost” is an English saying associated with death and giving up. Its origins may be traced to the Christian Bible. Other phrases used to describe death include “kicking the bucket” and “buying the farm.” The phrase can also refer to giving up on a business or romantic situation. Give up the ghost […]
