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Trump vows to 'work with the many states' that want data centers after voters rebuked them in the midterms

The White House argues that communities that embrace data center construction will be rewarded economically through larger job growth compared to those who shut them out.

Joseph Zeballos-Roig

L: CVS Health building sign, R: Mark Cuban

News • 27m ago

Mark Cuban slams CVS's split into two companies as a shareholder play that 'changes nothing' for patients

Big healthcare is getting in the way of lower consumer medical costs.

Brian O’Connell

News • 27m ago

Mark Cuban slams CVS's split into two companies as a shareholder play that 'changes nothing' for patients

Big healthcare is getting in the way of lower consumer medical costs.

Brian O’Connell

A family of four is seen from behind, gazing at a two-story house, a red and yellow 'SOLD' sign planted on the front lawn.

Mortgages • 1h ago

Zillow's new program hands buyers up to 3.5% for a down payment — but a 5-year stipulation brings bad news

The Seattle-based real estate site rolled out a new loan program on Oct. 28 through its lending arm, Zillow Home Loans.

Godwin Oluponmile

Mortgages • 1h ago

Zillow's new program hands buyers up to 3.5% for a down payment — but a 5-year stipulation brings bad news

The Seattle-based real estate site rolled out a new loan program on Oct. 28 through its lending arm, Zillow Home Loans.

Godwin Oluponmile

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Older couple outside of their apartment complex.

News • 2h ago

An 86-year-old woman lost $20K in gold jewelry after a stranger allegedly stole it after distracting her with kisses

Jewelry swap distraction scams largely target seniors across the U.S. Here’s how to protect yourself and your valuables.

By Mike Crisolago

News • 2h ago

An 86-year-old woman lost $20K in gold jewelry after a stranger allegedly stole it after distracting her with kisses

Jewelry swap distraction scams largely target seniors across the U.S. Here’s how to protect yourself and your valuables.

By Mike Crisolago

A photo of Elon Musk against a blurred background.

Investing • 3h ago

Elon Musk floats space data centers as Democrats' midterm sweep triggers $2.3 trillion tech stock selloff

Is the Democratic Party’s opposition to data centers threatening AI? How Elon Musk is responding and why Wall Street just panic sold their tech shares.

By Eric Esposito

Investing • 3h ago

Elon Musk floats space data centers as Democrats' midterm sweep triggers $2.3 trillion tech stock selloff

Is the Democratic Party’s opposition to data centers threatening AI? How Elon Musk is responding and why Wall Street just panic sold their tech shares.

By Eric Esposito

News • 4h ago

Record 10% of first-time homebuyers now pay all cash, with a median age of 54 — after waiting for inheritances

The share of all-cash first-time buyers rose to 10% for 2026, driven by inheritances.

By Rebecca Payne

News • 4h ago

Record 10% of first-time homebuyers now pay all cash, with a median age of 54 — after waiting for inheritances

The share of all-cash first-time buyers rose to 10% for 2026, driven by inheritances.

By Rebecca Payne

News • 4h ago

Elizabeth Holmes's prison snack sees 345% sales spike after movie debut — the company has no idea how it got behind bars

“We're essentially trying to put fuel on the fire while making sure we continue running the business that got us here in the first place,” said Think Jerky founder.

By Victoria Vesovski

News • 4h ago

Elizabeth Holmes's prison snack sees 345% sales spike after movie debut — the company has no idea how it got behind bars

“We're essentially trying to put fuel on the fire while making sure we continue running the business that got us here in the first place,” said Think Jerky founder.

By Victoria Vesovski

News • 5h ago

‘They are not for sale’: FL man says crooks tried to sell his vacant lots twice — one deal was just 3 days from closing

Title fraud has been growing rapidly across the United States.

By Chris Morris

News • 5h ago

‘They are not for sale’: FL man says crooks tried to sell his vacant lots twice — one deal was just 3 days from closing

Title fraud has been growing rapidly across the United States.

By Chris Morris

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News • 6h ago

FL woman spent $15K on new appliances to fight sky-high utilities — then found out she was paying for a home miles away

Costly billing errors can result in sticker shock on your next electric bill. Thankfully, there are easy ways to spot utility bill mistakes before they drain your savings.

By Mike Crisolago

News • 6h ago

FL woman spent $15K on new appliances to fight sky-high utilities — then found out she was paying for a home miles away

Costly billing errors can result in sticker shock on your next electric bill. Thankfully, there are easy ways to spot utility bill mistakes before they drain your savings.

By Mike Crisolago

A young woman stressed in front of her couch, looking at bills, with hands over her head

News • 6h ago

Massachusetts woman slapped with a $177,000 Medicaid bill after her dad died — plus a threat to take his house

Sandy LoGrande says she was told the house was only at risk if he went into a nursing home.

By Rebecca Payne

News • 6h ago

Massachusetts woman slapped with a $177,000 Medicaid bill after her dad died — plus a threat to take his house

Sandy LoGrande says she was told the house was only at risk if he went into a nursing home.

By Rebecca Payne

Taxes • 6h ago

Mom pays a college student $25/hour for chores — but the IRS's $3,000 threshold makes her an employer

Hiring household help can mean payroll taxes and IRS paperwork once you pay one worker $3,000 in a year. Here's what to know before your first hire.

By Emma Caplan-Fisher

Taxes • 6h ago

Mom pays a college student $25/hour for chores — but the IRS's $3,000 threshold makes her an employer

Hiring household help can mean payroll taxes and IRS paperwork once you pay one worker $3,000 in a year. Here's what to know before your first hire.

By Emma Caplan-Fisher

News • 7h ago

Elon Musk's Neuralink rival BrainCo is building a brain-stimulation wearable to suppress appetite without drugs

The company is hoping to bring the tech to market in two to three years, starting in China before potentially expanding to the U.S.

By Victoria Vesovski

News • 7h ago

Elon Musk's Neuralink rival BrainCo is building a brain-stimulation wearable to suppress appetite without drugs

The company is hoping to bring the tech to market in two to three years, starting in China before potentially expanding to the U.S.

By Victoria Vesovski

Retirement • 7h ago

A 52-year-old has $3 million saved after a layoff — advisors reveal whether early retirement is realistic

Almost half of Americans retire before they're ready. Experts explain how to tell if early retirement will derail your security.

By Christy Bieber

Retirement • 7h ago

A 52-year-old has $3 million saved after a layoff — advisors reveal whether early retirement is realistic

Almost half of Americans retire before they're ready. Experts explain how to tell if early retirement will derail your security.

By Christy Bieber

Gina Swoboda speaks during a campaign rally

News • 7h ago

Former Arizona GOP chair says Turning Point's $18M spending on Biggs proves the organization 'funds our destruction'

Former Arizona Republican Party Chair Gina Swoboda has some concerns amid midterm election losses.

By Rinna Diamantakos

News • 7h ago

Former Arizona GOP chair says Turning Point's $18M spending on Biggs proves the organization 'funds our destruction'

Former Arizona Republican Party Chair Gina Swoboda has some concerns amid midterm election losses.

By Rinna Diamantakos

Retirement • 8h ago

Suze Orman says a 'subtle' new Social Security law can increase your lifetime payouts by 76%

The financial guru explains how new terminology could encourage Americans to delay claiming and collect bigger checks.

By Avril Ayers

Retirement • 8h ago

Suze Orman says a 'subtle' new Social Security law can increase your lifetime payouts by 76%

The financial guru explains how new terminology could encourage Americans to delay claiming and collect bigger checks.

By Avril Ayers

Woman talking on phone while standing outdoors, rolling her eyes and looking annoyed.

Life • 8h ago

My ex chose to take a $100K pay cut — just to spite me and slash my child support. What can I do?

Your spouse can't just cut their income on purpose to hurt you.

By Christy Bieber

Life • 8h ago

My ex chose to take a $100K pay cut — just to spite me and slash my child support. What can I do?

Your spouse can't just cut their income on purpose to hurt you.

By Christy Bieber

In this aerial view, The train of the Goliath roller coaster is seen on the track where it was evacuated at Six Flags over Georgia on October 14

News • 8h ago

Six Flags plans to sell more parks as $5-billion debt, fatal Georgia accident and brain injury lawsuits pummel stock

The company behind Cedar Point, Knott’s Berry Farm and Kings Island is deeply in debt. Add a deadly coaster accident and brain-injury lawsuits, and this ride may be far from over.

By Sam Bourgi

News • 8h ago

Six Flags plans to sell more parks as $5-billion debt, fatal Georgia accident and brain injury lawsuits pummel stock

The company behind Cedar Point, Knott’s Berry Farm and Kings Island is deeply in debt. Add a deadly coaster accident and brain-injury lawsuits, and this ride may be far from over.

By Sam Bourgi

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon applauds as President Trump speaks at the Pennsylvania Defense and Innovation Summit.

News • 9h ago

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon declares the US will hang on as the world's top reserve currency — for 2 key reasons

Dimon is still confident in the power of the U.S. dollar, though he recognizes that America needs to be "a little careful how we use our power sometimes."

By Joseph Zeballos-Roig

News • 9h ago

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon declares the US will hang on as the world's top reserve currency — for 2 key reasons

Dimon is still confident in the power of the U.S. dollar, though he recognizes that America needs to be "a little careful how we use our power sometimes."

By Joseph Zeballos-Roig