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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani visits employees at Citi Field.

News • 22m ago

What happened to the wealth migration from New York and California? Why the super rich often stay put despite tax hikes

IRS data shows states with the most progressive taxes still have the highest concentration of millionaires.

Terri Bashoor's elderly father was unknowingly racking up debt.

News • 36m ago

A $150 false alarm fine turned into a $23,100 lien on a 91-year-old Florida man's home, nearly killing the sale

A title search exposed a four-year-old problem the family never knew was still hanging over the property.

Peter Schiff and attends the London Blockchain Conference at The Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre on June 02, 2023.

News • 51m ago

Peter Schiff says open borders would bring a new golden age — if the US eliminates welfare at the same time

“The lesson is that immigration is not the problem. The problem is the welfare state."

HAPPENING NOW

Even doctors are skimping on health insurance.

Insurance • 1h ago

U.S. health insurance premiums jumped 78% since 2011 — now even doctors and nurses are canceling their own coverage

Nearly three million people have dropped out of Affordable Care Act plans in just one calendar year.

A two-column image of Chinese leader Xi Jinping and gold bullion.

Investing • 1h ago

China imported 1,100 tonnes of gold in 8 months — a record $158.8B haul that beats 2025, and a potential sign

China’s big gold play could spark interest for everyday American investors.

Man stressed out by his medical bills

Managing Money • 1h ago

One-third of Americans with health insurance carry medical debt — and nearly half owe $2,000 or more

For millions of insured Americans, a medical emergency can still become a financial crisis that can push households to sacrifice food, rent and future care.

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Retirement • 1h ago

What happens to American workers who are laid off at 60 — and what to do if it happens to you

If you’re laid off in your late 50s or early 60s, finding a new job could be challenging. But retiring may not be an option, either.

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A middle-aged woman hands a plant to a customer at a garden center.

News • 2h ago

Laid off at 48, this high-powered Massachusetts mom took a $17-an-hour garden center job: 'Saved my life'

Leslie Friday put on her gardening hat and got dirty while continuing her pursuit for a comms gig.

A photo of two men talking in the office

News • 2h ago

Employment lawyers reveal exactly what to do when a younger boss makes subtle digs about your age

Are these just innocent digs or do you have an age discrimination lawsuit on your hands?

Should milestone birthday parties be a paid experience?

Life • 2h ago

A woman's sister wants every guest to pay $90 for a birthday open bar — etiquette experts weigh in

Many millennials think there’s no way around getting guests to contribute to a celebration — while others object to this as an egregious etiquette breach.

Justin Wolfers disputes the growth claims around Trump Accounts.

News • 2h ago

$271K by age 18? Michigan economist calls Trump Accounts projections 'ridiculous' as White House digs in

Debate rages about whether the accounts are a boost for working-class parents or an ‘income transfer’ to the already wealthy.

Brother and sister discussing father’s will and estate

Managing Money • 2h ago

Attorneys reveal exactly how to catch a sibling hiding a parent's estate assets — and force them to come clean

What can you do if you have an executor you don't trust in charge of a parent's estate?

Italian police officers stand in front of the entrance to Palazzo Chigi.

News • 19h ago

Cash in the walls, Rolexes in the wardrobe — Italian police seize a $3.6 million mafia-linked fortune

Police arrested 34 people in connection with this illicit cash, charging them with crimes ranging from drug trafficking to extortion.

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Life • 20h ago

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. says Blue Jays' $500M deal was 'for what I already accomplished' — fans erupt

To make matters more heated, Guerrero didn’t back down from what he said after the interview clip went viral.

Two women lie in the hospital with brain injuries after riding Six Flags X2 roller coaster

News • 20h ago

‘Innocent people are coming off the ride with permanent brain damage’: Six Flags slapped with lawsuits for ‘X2’ coaster

Three people claim to have sustained “catastrophic brain damage” on the coaster at the California park.

A promotion for McDonald's new Dollar Menu.

News • 20h ago

McDonald’s CEO says high inflation will last ‘many more years’ — but there’s a McLimit to how much people will tolerate

After years of price increases, McDonald’s is trying to win back cost-conscious customers as lower-income diners pull back on spending.

Employee watching the markets.

Investing • 20h ago

J.P. Morgan says $115B could flow into India's stock market as investors rush to hedge the crowded AI trade

It’s getting harder to build a portfolio the AI boom doesn’t touch, but one of the world’s largest stock markets could offer steady growth and supportive government policies.

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News • 21h ago

'I can't get my trees back': Texas trader lost millions of trees on his ranch to wildfires — blames power line poles

Salem Abraham lost about 3 to 4 million trees and has since driven hundreds of miles photographing utility poles and fighting in court for inspection records. He thinks the problem is everywhere.

pharmacy

News • 22h ago

A new US mail rule could send a Dallas woman's prescription from $10 per week to $1,100. Could your meds be next?

Cavazos is one of millions of Americans who currently use foreign mail-order pharmacies to access more affordable medications.