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Millions Are Paying for Benefits They No Longer Qualify For — And Don’t Know It

Millions of Americans pay for benefits they no longer need, no longer qualify for, or simply forgot they were enrolled in. The problem isn’t usually intentional waste; it’s the quiet way eligibility rules shift, payroll deductions continue unchecked, and life changes outpace the systems meant to track them.

Everybody Loves Your Money

Not Your Kids, Not Your Siblings: Who Millennials Are Naming as Beneficiaries Now

A quiet shift has started to reshape the future of inheritance, and it looks nothing like the traditional family tree. Millennials, now deep into their prime earning years, no longer treat beneficiary designations as automatic nods to children or siblings. They approach them as deliberate choices that reflect real relationships,…

The Free Financial Advisor

Trump torches endorsement of fellow Colorado Republican for refusing to kneel at his authoritarian altar, replaces him with another yes-man

This is what a loyalty purge looks like.

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USA Hockey’s Olympic Gold Medal Win Was Decades in the Making

Thanks to heroics from Jack Hughes and Connor Hellebuyck, the U.S. finally got the better of its Canadian rivals, ending a 46-year gold medal drought.

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While many deny knowledge of Epstein’s activities, one man approached him for it

It started as a research interest and spiraled from there.

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CIA director pulls nearly 20 intelligence reports from the last decade after blasting ‘liberal cultural influences’

Their decision serves as another indicator that all agencies, under Trump, will work on different priorities.

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Medicare’s Appeal System is Backfiring — And Seniors Are Getting Bigger Bills

Medicare appeal rules are supposed to protect seniors from unfair denials, but the system is increasingly working against the very people it was designed to...

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The Routine Home Visit That’s Triggering Surprise Medicare Denials

A Medicare home visit is supposed to be simple, routine, and helpful—but for many seniors, it’s quietly becoming the reason their claims are being denied....

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8 Things You Should Never Say to a State Trooper When Asked “Where Are You Coming From?”

A flashing light in the rearview mirror instantly changes the temperature inside any vehicle. Every word suddenly carries weight. When a state trooper walks up and asks where the trip began, that simple question can shape what happens next.

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More Americans Are Tapping Their 401(k) Early — And Paying the Price

Retirement accounts once carried an almost sacred aura. They represented the future, stability, and decades of disciplined saving. Now, more Americans treat their 401(k)s like emergency piggy banks — and the consequences ripple far beyond a single withdrawal.

Clever Dude

How AI resurrects racist stereotypes and disinformation — and why fact-checking isn’t enough

By any measure, 2025 is the year artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly shifted the way we work, interact with each other and engage with the world at large. It has also made undeniable the enduring reality of racism and the limits of fact-checking in an age of disinformation.

The Conversation

$Canada’s ethnic and racial wage gap rivals it’s gender gap — but gets a fraction of the policy attention$

Canada’s ethnic and racial wage gap rivals it’s gender gap — but gets a fraction of the policy attention

Canada has spent decades confronting the gender pay gap, enacting legislation and building public awareness around the fact that women earn about 84 cents for every dollar men make. That gap persists because of systemic barriers, and is wider for women who face multiple forms of discrimination.

The Conversation

Worst of the worst? Most US immigrants targeted for deportation in 2025 had no criminal charges, documents reveal

A Guardian analysis finds the vast majority of people who entered deportation proceedings for the first time from January to August last year had no criminal convictions

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New Fed report shows Biden's immigration policies top Trump's on economic growth

A new research paper found that the huge influx of foreigners under President Biden's open border policy had the beneficial role of increasing the labor force, especially in areas where the U.S. sorely needed workers.

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ICE has been quietly scooping up mega warehouses to turn into detention centers

Deeds show that ICE has acquired at least seven warehouses across Arizona, Georgia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Texas

The Conversation

Africa’s public finances are in a mess: a new book explains why and what to do

Public finance, or how governments at all levels raise and allocate money, is in evidence everywhere you look. That pothole destroying your car. The health clinic without medicine. The dilapidated school. Public money is not government money. It is yours, writes Kenyan finance scholar Lyla Latif in her new book…

The Independent UK

After 4 years of war by Russia in Ukraine, peace is still elusive despite a US push for a settlement

When Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine surpassed 1,418 days last month, it officially exceeded a historic milestone — the same span of time it took Moscow to defeat Nazi Germany in World War II

Reason

Andrew McCarthy on "Why Trump's Section 122 Tariffs Are Illegal"

The prominent conservative legal commentator outlines the case against Trump's latest tariff power grab.

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March 31 Medicare Warning: Last Chance to Fix a Bad Advantage Plan Before Summer

Millions of seniors are discovering that the Medicare Advantage plan they picked last fall isn’t working the way they expected. The deadline to make changes...

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March Social Security Surprise: Why Some Retirees Are Seeing Smaller Deposits — And the 5 Things to Check First

Have you noticed that your Social Security deposit looked a little smaller than it did the past couple of months? Well, you’re not alone. Retirees...

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The 1099-C Trap: Why the IRS Thinks Your Unpaid Debt Is Taxable Income

Imagine this: a long-forgotten credit card balance suddenly disappears, and instead of relief, a crisp envelope lands in the mailbox. It contains a form called 1099-C, and the government now thinks the vanished debt is cash in your pocket. For many, the excitement of being debt-free collides with panic because…

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Shun and shame: how to treat Epstein associates

Journalists from the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia will discuss the systems that protected sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and failed women.

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Social Security Workers Told to Share Appointment Info With ICE — Privacy Concerns Rise

You probably think your local government office is a safe place to handle your private business. However, a new directive is currently rattling the trust of millions across the country. Reports indicate that Social Security workers now face instructions to share specific appointment data with immigration authorities.

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The new space race: how satellites are reshaping Germany's defence

Germany is rearming — and not only on Earth. Last year, Defence Minister Boris Pistorius earmarked around €35 billion for space capabilities. Inspector Thomas Daum explains why space has become a new battlefield.

Fortune

40% of Stanford undergrads receive disability accommodations—but it’s become a college-wide phenomenon as Gen Z try to succeed in the current climate

Colleges are seeing unprecedented demand for disability accommodations as Gen Z faces continued struggles with mental health—and a desire to find new ways to succeed with the tools they’ve been given.

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