Shatel Huntley has a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from Georgia State University. In her spare time, she works with special needs adults and travels the world. Her interests include traveling to off the beaten path destinations, shopping, couponing, and saving.

Facial Recognition in Supermarkets: Convenience or Privacy Invasion?

Facial Recognition in Supermarkets: Convenience or Privacy Invasion?

Facial recognition technology in supermarkets is no longer limited to airports or smartphones. Some grocery stores are beginning to implement it to enhance security, streamline checkout, and personalize marketing. While this promises more convenience, it also raises significant concerns about data privacy and surveillance. As more supermarkets adopt the technology, shoppers are left wondering whether…

Banning Sugary Foods for SNAP Recipients: A Step Toward Health or Discrimination?

Banning Sugary Foods for SNAP Recipients: A Step Toward Health or Discrimination?

In recent years, there has been a growing discussion around restricting sugary food and drink purchases under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Supporters of the idea argue that limiting access to unhealthy items like soda, candy, and processed snacks could help improve public health outcomes for low-income communities. However, critics claim that such policies…

most wasted foods

The Top 10 Most Wasted Foods in American Homes—And How to Stop Throwing Away Money

Every year, American households collectively throw away billions of dollars worth of food, a waste that strains both family budgets and the environment. While some waste is inevitable, the majority results from poor meal planning, misunderstandings about expiration dates, and storage mistakes. By recognizing the foods most frequently tossed away—and learning how to manage them…