War veteran shows regret after giving up VA disability benefits and getting an honorable discharge 25 years ago: “Was I stupid or just young?”

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Goodbye to Uber: ride sharing company says it will leave this state if law comes into effect

Uber says a controversial safety bill in Colorado could force it to shut down operations, citing privacy concerns and costly mandates.

Goodbye to student loan forgiveness: here’s how Trump’s new approach will affect credit scores

The Trump administration ends pandemic-era protections, leaving millions of borrowers at risk of credit score drops and financial strain.

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Additional $800 monthly TANF payments – These are the Americans who can apply for thousands of dollars a year in aid from the system

Recent developments indicate that some states are offering additional $800 monthly TANF payments to individuals who qualify. 

Attention U.S. taxpayer – These are the legal insurance settlements that are subject to taxation by the IRS

According to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), compensatory damages for physical injuries or physical sickness are generally not taxable.

Jack in the Box to close up to 200 ‘underperforming’ stores – These are the stores and locations affected by the closure across the...

Fast-food chain shutters up to 10% of locations and considers selling Del Taco amid falling sales and mounting debt.

Musk does damage control after Tesla’s earnings plunge following his arrival at DOGE and investor doubts: “Probably starting next month”

With Tesla profits nosediving and investor frustration rising, Elon Musk signals a return to focus—but is it too late?

Americans will receive May SNAP checks of up to $1,756 in a few days – Here’s how to track Food Stamp payments without failure

Millions set to receive May SNAP benefits soon — here’s how to check your payment date and make the most of your food assistance.

McDonald’s launches McCrispy Strips – Here are the dates you can get the new chicken dish on the restaurants’ stellar menu

The fast-food favorite just added a brand-new chicken item with a bold new flavor and a creamy dipping sauce that fans have been craving.

What are the best jobs to have during a recession?

Essential industries like health care, groceries, and logistics offer the most job security when the economy takes a downturn.

How much does a hair stylist/barber earn on average in the United States in 2025 and what is the salary with allowances?

Explore average barber earnings across the U.S. in 2025, including salary ranges, regional differences, and how tips and allowances boost income.

Goodbye to TGI Fridays’: barely a third of restaurants left

Once a casual dining pioneer, TGI Fridays is reinventing itself after bankruptcy—closing dozens of locations while launching a fresh menu and targeting younger diners.

New York leads 12 states suing to stop President Donald Trump enacting tariffs

Twelve states argue Trump overstepped constitutional bounds by using emergency powers to impose sweeping tariffs without Congressional approval.

IRS issues a warning to these U.S. taxpayers – If they didn’t file on time, they still have room to avoid fines and penalties...

Missed the tax deadline? Here is how you can still save yourself from serious penalties and interest.

Big Lots to open more than 100 stores in May – Here are all the locations of the stores coming across the U.S.

The popular discount retailer is making a massive comeback with 133 new store openings after bankruptcy

Is social security taxed in 2025, here are the rules in your state

Taxation of social security benefits at the federal level is determined by your combined income and happens if it crosses a certain limit. 

Farewell to Capital One and Discover – Here are the big changes to customer accounts and cards after the impending merger on May 18

If you have an account or credit card with either company, you are probably wondering what all this means for you.

When will Elon Musk stop working for DOGE?

Elon Musk has announced that he will be reducing his involvement with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) starting from May 2025 to focus more on Tesla following a significant sales slump. 

What has Trump said about cutting China tariffs? Is the trade war ending?

President Trump’s pledge to reduce tariffs on China sparks a global market rally, but analysts warn that trade uncertainty still looms.

What products will change with Robert F. Kennedy’s food dye ban?

Popular snacks and drinks could lose their bright colors as the FDA phases out nine synthetic food dyes by 2026 under Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s health initiative.