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Why Was Nancy Guthrie Kidnapped? The Real Motive Shift Away From Savannah Guthrie Explained

A former officer doubts Nancy Guthrie was kidnapped over Savannah's fame, as investigators chase tens of thousands of tips with no suspect or clear motive.

International Business Times UK

The ‘Group C’ Check Alert: Why Birthdays Between the 21st and 31st Just Triggered the Month’s Final Social Security Payment

Millions of retirees, disability recipients, and survivor beneficiaries woke up this week checking bank accounts for what the Social Security Administration considers the final regular...

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Should You Be Allowed To Sell a Kidney? Economist Explains 'Repugnant Markets'

Alvin Roth, Nobel Memorial Prize–winning economist, wants us to think more about how controversial freedoms can become commonplace.

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Nancy Guthrie Investigation Rocked After Savannah Guthrie's Quiet Decision Sparks New Questions

Savannah Guthrie has expanded her private investigation into her mother's disappearance, spending $500,000 on experts as criticism mounts over the Pima County Sheriff's handling of the case.

International Business Times UK

Obama aide: Legality is for weak leaders

A top Obama campaign aide uses the language of Bush/Rove/Palin to suggest law is proof of weakness

Salon

Identity Theft Against Small Nonprofits Does Not Just Harm Founders. It Harms Entire Communities

When small organizations working directly with vulnerable communities are disrupted or stripped of resources, the damage extends far beyond one founder or one nonprofit. The consequences ripple outward into classrooms and futures that may never fully recover.

International Business Times

Trump administration pledges $100M in aid for Cuba, but only if Catholic or other faith-based groups distribute it

The United States is prepared to provide US$100 million in humanitarian assistance to Cuba, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on May 13, 2026.

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Texas Parents Say Special Education Staffing Shortages Are Getting Worse

For many Texas families, getting special education support for a child has become more stressful, more complicated, and increasingly uncertain. Parents across the state say Texas special education staffing shortages are making it harder for students to receive consistent classroom instruction, therapy services, and one-on-one support. In some districts, families…

Kids Ain't Cheap

The new reality of critical infrastructure security in the age of hybrid threats

With hybrid threats, from cyber, perimeter and air, how do security operators protect Critical National Infrastructure?

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8 Financial Decisions That Can Backfire After Your Spouse Passes Away

Losing a spouse is one of the most emotionally devastating experiences a person can go through, and unfortunately, major financial decisions often have to be...

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AI Backlash Has US Law Enforcement Concerned About 'Anti-Tech Extremism': Investigation

The Department of Homeland Security, the FBI, and regional fusion centers have circulated reports describing anti-tech sentiment as an emerging domestic threat.

International Business Times

7 Money-Saving Benefits Older Americans Are Missing Without Realizing They Qualify for Them

Millions of older Americans are stretching every dollar right now, but many are unknowingly leaving valuable financial assistance on the table. Rising grocery costs, higher...

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The School Budget Cuts Parents Say Are Hitting Special Education First

When school districts face budget pressure, parents often worry about crowded classrooms, canceled activities, or staff layoffs. But across the country, many families say special education budget cuts are affecting vulnerable students first. Parents of children with disabilities report concerns about reduced classroom support, staff shortages, longer evaluations, and changes…

Kids Ain't Cheap

Sexual deepfakes used to silence voices of women in politics and media

Sexual deepfakes are being used to intimidate women in politics, journalism and activism, as artificial intelligence tools turn fabricated explicit images into a cheap and easy weapon of online abuse. European Union lawmakers have now agreed to ban AI services that can “undress” people without consent, after a rise in…

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How and where the world’s 2 billion barrels of strategic oil reserves are stockpiled

Drive on Interstate 10 along the Gulf Coast of the United States, through Louisiana and into Texas, and you’ll see signs of the oil industry everywhere. There are offshore rigs out in the water and refineries lining the shoreline, where tankers deposit crude oil extracted from the Gulf floor.

Reason

Stop Giving Property Tax Breaks to Senior Citizens

If the government does not reduce the cost of public services, then a special tax break for one group merely forces everyone else to pick up the slack.

International Business Times UK

Nancy Guthrie Kidnap Mystery: How Could A 'Wrench Attack' Explain Her Abduction?

Investigators probing the Nancy Guthrie kidnap in Arizona are weighing a controversial theory that the mother of Today host Savannah Guthrie was targeted in a violent cryptocurrency 'wrench attack'.

Everybody Loves Your Money

Medicare Alert: Why Your Next Statement May Show a Different Part B Deduction

A lot of retirees glance at their Social Security statement every month without expecting surprises. Then suddenly, the Medicare Part B deduction changes, and panic sets in before breakfast even finishes brewing. One small number can spark huge questions about healthcare costs, inflation, and whether a mistake slipped into the…

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Another State Has Enacted Laws Protecting Race Tracks From New Housing Developments

South Carolina has become the fourth state to pass 'Right to Race' legislation that protects race tracks from onerous noise complaints due to new housing developments placed near them.

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Tax Season May Be Over, But Many Seniors Are Still Getting Hit With Surprise Bills They Didn’t See Coming

For many retirees, tax season feels like it should end the moment the return is filed and the refund check arrives. Unfortunately, that is not...

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Why This Small Driving Violation Could Get Your Car Impounded on the Spot

Most drivers worry about speeding tickets, fender benders, and rising gas prices, but one overlooked violation causes chaos faster than almost anything else on the road. Driving with a suspended license may sound like a paperwork issue, yet police departments across the country treat it as a serious offense that…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Arizona Homeowners Are Spending More on Water This Year—and It’s Starting to Affect Household Budgets

Arizona homeowners already juggle soaring grocery prices, insurance hikes, and higher energy bills, but water costs now demand a bigger slice of the monthly budget. Across cities like Phoenix, Tucson, and Mesa, residents continue to see steady increases in utility bills as drought concerns, infrastructure upgrades, and population growth push…

International Business Times UK

Can Aliens Travel To Earth? Here's Why Physics Makes Interstellar Flight Nearly Impossible

A Pentagon release of new UFO footage has revived the question of whether aliens could realistically travel to Earth.

International Business Times UK

'Hanged by the Neck Until Death': Ex-US Marine Goes Viral Calling Trump a Traitor Who Deserves Execution

Kenneth O'Keefe, a former US Marine, calls for Trump's execution in a viral video, sparking debate over the Iran war's human cost and his controversial history.

The Conversation

A mass killing in the Philippines sparks rare scrutiny over counterinsurgency violence – but no wider reckoning

For nearly 60 years, the Philippine government’s war against the insurgent New People’s Army, or NPA, has rumbled on with little accountability in Manila and scarce scrutiny abroad.

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