Work More, Lose Less? Bill to End Social Security Penalty
Lawmakers unveil the Senior Citizens' Freedom to Work Act, which would end the retirement earnings test and let retir...
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Powell Says He'll Stay on Fed Board After Chair Term Ends
Powell will continue to serve on the Federal Reserve Board after his chair term ends next month, steering a measured ...
Nearly Toddler Towers Recalled as Safety Push Intensifies
Federal safety regulators announce a recall of about 12,830 toddler tower stools across three brands after dozens of ...
Fed's Favored Inflation Gauge Stays Elevated in March
The March 2026 PCE data show the fed's favored inflation gauge staying elevated, signaling limited relief for househo...
Economic Growth Bounces Back as AI Buildout Fuels Q1 Gains
The U.S. economy grew at a 2.0% annualized rate in Q1, powered by AI-related investment and resilient consumer spendi...
National Debt Surpasses Economy Size Since WWII Milestone
The U.S. debt held by the public has eclipsed nominal GDP for the first time since World War II, a milestone that cou...
Mortgage Rates Tick Higher as Geopolitical Tensions Mount
Geopolitical tensions push yields higher, nudging mortgage rates tick higher and complicating spring homebuying for m...
National Average Price Soars as Gas Pumps Jump Across States
Gas prices surged this week, lifting the national average price by about 33 cents. The rise comes as refinery mainten...
Tens Millions Taxpayers Owed Refunds Might Arrive Soon
The National Taxpayer Advocate says tens millions taxpayers owed refunds or relief may be available due to COVID-era ...
DOJ Confirms Antitrust Probe Major Meat Packers Beef Market
The Department of Justice confirmed an active antitrust inquiry into the U.S. beef industry, targeting major meatpack...
Rising Prices Crushing Restaurant Sales as Gas Tops $4
With gas prices hovering near $4 per gallon, diners are tightening belts, and restaurant sales are cooling. Analysts ...
Foreclosures Reach Six-Year High as Bills Bite Homeowners
Foreclosures surged to a six-year high in Q1 as insurance and property tax costs squeeze homeowners. Attom data show ...