Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Bonuses Might Make You Pause
Taylor Swift is one of the richest musicians in history and she might also earn the title of being one of the most generous after news of these bonuses broke.
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What Is A 'K-Shaped' Economy And Is The US Currently Experiencing One?
The term "K-shaped economy" is dominating recent headlines, but what does it mean? And is the United States actually experiencing this type of economy?
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Midwest Based Hardware Retailer Files For Bankruptcy
A well-known, locally owned Midwest business has become the latest victim to the changing tides of the U.S. economy — and its competition is suffering too.
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This Historic California Airport Is Closing Forever
This Southern California airport boasts over 100 years of history, but its 2028 demise is presenting new challenges for a city with a housing crisis.
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You've Been Warned: Zillow's Sneaky Update Could Cost You Thousands
While millions of homeowners and prospective buyers use Zillow for home listings, a recent change could leave out important information for buyers.
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The Healthcare System Medicare Advantage Could Be Dropping Soon
Major insurance company UnitedHealthcare is set to drop this health network serving metropolitan New York from its Medicare Advantage coverage.
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Consumer Reports Investigation Says Instacart Might Be Charging You More
A joint investigation between Consumer Reports, Groundwork Collective, and More Perfect Union reveals Instacart's controversial pricing practices.
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U.S. Mint Reveals New Coin Designs. Here's What They Look Like
The U.S. Mint recently unveiled its new coin designs, which are being made to commemorate the country's semiquincentennial, or 250th birthday.
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Trump's Mortgage-Fraud Accusations Could Backfire And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
Donald Trump has never been afraid to vilify his enemies, but a recent discovery by the media could leave the president eating his words.
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New Medicare Rules Start Next Month. Here's What It Means For Seniors
After January 30, 2026, changes will be made to Medicare. Here's what those changes are, as well as which ones are most relevant to seniors.
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Here's Who Will Gain The Most From Trump's $12 Billion Aid Plan
Agricultural workers throughout the country are struggling, but relief is coming to certain divisions in the form of hefty government checks.
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Bezos Family Commits $102.5M To Fight Homelessness—but Where Is The Money Headed?
Near the end of a year marked by AI investments and a potentially eight-figure wedding, Jeff Bezos found some time to allot funds toward charity as well.
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This Popular Shark Tank Alum Was Just Bought By Anheuser-Busch
First appearing on Shark Tank in 2014 and getting a $1-million investment from Mark Cuban, this beverage company has just been acquired by Anheuser-Busch.
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Netflix Makes One Thing Clear To Customers Following Big New Deal
Netflix recently announced a deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. Despite the proposed merger, Netflix made one thing clear to its customers.
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Eric Trump's American Bitcoin Just Took A Massive Fall
The cryptocurrency industry has always been volatile, but one big name's Bitcoin mining company just experienced significant losses and hasn't fully recovered.
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Financial Experts Have A Grim Prediction For The US Dollar In 2026
As the U.S. economy continues to experience mixed outcomes, certain 2026 predictions could leave consumers with little to look forward to in the new year.
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The Popular Wholesale Retailer That's Suing The Trump Administration
Since Donald Trump reentered office, the U.S. has been marked with much political and economic debate. Now, one major corporation is taking a clear stand.
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What Target's New $1 Billion Investment Actually Means For Shoppers In 2026
2025 wasn't the best year for one major retail corporation, but the company's attempting to reverse its fortunes with a 10-figure investment.
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The Cost To Rename The Department Of Defense Will Shock You
Very few things are ever simple when the government's involved, but one branding decision by the president could run up a hefty tab for taxpayers.
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Retirees Be Warned: Fake Medicare Calls Are Spiking Nationwide
Maintaining your health insurance each year is complicated enough, but one threat to Medicare recipients makes the confusing process outright dangerous.
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Here's How Much Less Thanksgiving Dinner Will Cost Consumers In 2025
A recent report from the American Farm Bureau Federation shows a decline in the cost of a Thanksgiving Dinner in 2025. Here's how much you can expect to spend.
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This US State Is Offering A $500 Discount On Energy Bills - Are You Eligible?
As the colder months and shorter days creep in, utility costs can skyrocket. Luckily, one state is offering sizable relief to qualifying residents.
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The New Bill That Would Target White House Ballroom Donations
If passed, a new bill from Senator Elizabeth Warren would put donations made to projects such as Trump's ballroom under greater scrutiny and regulation.
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This Medicare Plan Will Take A Big Bite Out Of Your Social Security COLA Gains In 2026
A premium increase for this Medicare Plan is set to eat away at the Social Security COLA in 2026, as Medicare premiums continue rising faster than COLA.
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A State You'd Least Expect Now Offers Free Child Care For An Average $12,000 Savings
Parents often struggle to make ends meet while ensuring their kids are taken care of, but one state found a way to address that problem for all its residents.
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Why Trump Wants To Sell F-35 Fighter Jets To Saudi Arabia
President Trump recently made a deal to provide expensive and powerful military technology to Saudi Arabia, but the reasons behind this decision are less clear.
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You Won't Believe How Much Interest You'd Pay On A 50-Year Mortgage Loan
Trump is floating the idea of 50-year mortgage terms. The longer term would lower the monthly payments, but the total interest you'd pay is shockingly high.
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