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Laborer holds coal.

News 3h ago

Philippines declares Iran war poses 'imminent danger' — now it must lean on coal. Does the US face the same shockwave?

Filipinos are swarming public transport, walking to work and more to deal with the emerging energy crisis.

Polymarket takes over a local bar in DC for a pop-up experience.

News 6h ago

Polymarket opened a pop-up bar in DC and it was a total fiasco

The launch drew a crowd — even if the rollout wasn’t smooth.

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Donald Trump speaks at the World Economic Forum in Davos in January 2026.

News 7h ago

Trump declared inflation 'defeated' — now the U.S. is projected to have the worst inflation among G7 countries in 2026

The effects of tariffs and the war in Iran — even if it ends soon — will be felt at the till all year long.

stands in front of a home in the Laurel Meadows neighborhood which was flooded by rains from Tropical Storm Debby.

News 7h ago

Florida residents sue Sarasota County, claiming dike breaches allowed floodwaters to destroy their neighborhood

Homeowners in Laurel Meadows allege their leaders didn’t act on known damage to a dike that caused massive flooding.

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Frustrated woman looking at job applications on her computer.

News 8h ago

White-collar workers are now taking pay cuts as employers start to get picky — why the US job market may not be well off

It's a tough market, but you don't necessarily have to trade in your white collar.

Older people are frequently the targets of phone scams.

Managing Money 8h ago

Pittsburgh resident lost $5 million to scammers posing as government officials — here’s how to spot the scheme

Fraudsters use AI and old-fashioned manipulation to trick you into handing over your hard-earned cash.

Managing Money 9h ago

Gen Z is flocking to boomer estate sales. But here's how much the stuff is actually worth

Young people are flocking to estate sales for vintage finds, from mid-century furniture to designer fashion. Here's what's hot — and what your stuff is worth.

A factory worker operates heavy machinery.

Employment 9h ago

We're ignoring a key factor in the cost of living crisis, economist says — Americans won’t get ahead until it’s fixed

Most Americans say working hard will never be enough to achieve their goals. What if high prices aren’t the problem?

Car disassembled

Auto 23h ago

After a 5-year wait, Knoxville man's '69 Mustang came back in ruins. "He stripped it." How to avoid a similar situation

Conflicting narratives are at play, with the man and repair man blaming each other for the less-than-ideal outcome.

Man reading papers looking confused

Managing Money Mar 28

My financial advisor overcharged me $15K over 10 years — how can I get my money back?

While it may have been a mistake, should they be reported to the regulatory authorities?

Trump and the treasury secretary's signature.

News Mar 28

Trump just ended a 165-year tradition by signing your dollar bills — here's why no president has ever done it before

U.S. Treasurer Brandon Beach called Trump "the architect of America's Golden Age economic revival."

Managing Money Mar 28

Retired Florida couple fear losing their home after a window contractor vanished and left them with a $39K lien

Suppliers can go after homeowners if a contractor doesn’t pay them, but there are ways to protect yourself.

Larry Fink urges caution over Iran war and its impact on oil.

News Mar 28

BlackRock's Larry Fink says oil could drop to $40 if the Iran war ends right — or stay near $150 for years

Here's how Fink's best- and worst-case scenarios effect your gas, groceries and 401(k)s.

Two shoppers glance at one of their mobile phones.

Taxes Mar 28

IRS issues tax refund update: Average check drops from $3,700 — but there’s a silver lining for Americans

Refunds are indeed higher this year, though not quite as high as some earlier figures suggested.