2026-04-22
4 分钟Hey, it's Ben Fruman, editor-in-chief of Wirecutter.
We put together the ultimate moving guide, and I wanted to find out a few of our writers' favorite tips.
When you're first moving into your home, make sure that you change the batteries in your smoke detector.
Buy a mattress bag.
You can carry a mattress more easily because the handles are built in,
and it 's going to protect your mattress from the truck and the street.
Make sure you have towels on hand.
You don't want to end up taking a shower and using a dirty sock to dry off.
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From The New York Times, I'm Tracy Mumford, and this is a special bonus episode of The Headlines.
With the war in Iran approaching the two-month mark,
the state of negotiations in flux, and the whole world weathering the effects of a spike in oil prices,
we are answering some of your questions about the conflict.
First up.
Josh from D.C. Asked, what is the best estimate for spending on the war?
And is there a comparison for what that amount of money would have covered if spent elsewhere,
like housing, health care, education?
I just want to confirm this.
You have no idea, none, how much has been spent on the war so far.