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Why Funeral Costs Are Rising Faster in Smaller Towns Across America

For years, many Americans assumed funeral costs were lower in small towns than in major cities. Recently, however, families across rural communities and smaller towns...

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Full Retirement Age Is Now 67: How the Change Impacts Women’s Plans

For Americans born in 1960 or later, the full retirement age for Social Security is now officially 67, marking the end of a decades-long phase-in from age 65. The change may sound small on paper, but it is already reshaping retirement planning for millions of women across the country. Many…

Budget and the Bees

Mechanics Warn: The Cheap Oil-Change Habit That Ruins Your Engine — Stop Doing This

Every mechanic knows the look of panic that flashes across a driver’s face after a repair shop drops the words “engine sludge” or “bearing damage” into the conversation. Drivers across America chase bargain oil changes because flashy coupons and discount garages promise quick service for pocket change, yet many of…

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The U.S. auto industry went from global hegemon to running a $3.3 trillion trade deficit with the world: 'That's not acceptable'

Lagging American car companies is a bad sign for the industry and for national security.

Fortune

By changing women's lives, the pill changed the nation

The pill helped give birth to modern America

The Independent UK

Boomer Wealth Secrets: How an Entire Generation Built Financial Security From Scratch

The financial story of the Baby Boomer generation doesn’t start with luxury—it starts with opportunity, timing, and a very different America. Post-war economic expansion, affordable housing, and employer-backed retirement systems created a unique environment that helped millions build stability with surprising speed. Many households bought homes on single incomes, college…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Americans love their iPhones (though sometimes they wish they could live without them)

The American obsession with the iPhone is complicated, as most love-hate relationships are

The Independent UK

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Pest Control Warning: 3 Plants You Should Never Place Near Your Foundation

A beautiful yard can boost curb appeal faster than a fresh coat of paint, but the wrong plant in the wrong spot can quietly create a disaster underneath the surface. Some popular landscaping favorites trap moisture, crack concrete, attract pests, and turn a solid foundation into a costly repair project.…

Everybody Loves Your Money

The China shock hollowed out factory towns. This professor thinks the AI shock is coming for your urban coffee shop

A new AI index maps out where in the U.S. the technology stands to hit hardest, echoing an economic trauma America is still recovering from.

Fortune

A boy in Gaza is comforting his little brother after their mother was killed. And Marjorie Taylor Greene speaks up: ‘How can we fund this?’

More and more Americans feel the same way.

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US visa restrictions on owner of India-based pharmacy, 13 associates for fentanyl trafficking

The US has imposed visa restrictions on 13 individuals linked to an India-based online pharmacy, KS International Traders, and its owner for trafficking illicit fentanyl to Americans. This action follows previous sanctions against the company and its associates for supplying counterfeit fentanyl-laced pills that contributed to the US opioid crisis.

The Economic Times

Credit Score Pricing Shift: Why Premiums Dropped in Some States

Credit scores have quietly shaped insurance bills for years, but a dramatic pricing shift just changed the game in several states across America. Drivers and homeowners in eight states recently saw premiums drop as insurers adjusted how heavily they weigh credit-based insurance scores.

Everybody Loves Your Money

US Workers’ paychecks lose buying power for first time since 2022: What is crushing middle-class Americans despite rising wages and bigger paychecks running higher?

US inflation rose to 3.8% in April. That is the highest level since May 2023. American workers are now losing buying power again as rising prices move faster than paycheck growth. Real wages fell for the first time in three years. Gasoline prices surged 28.4%. Rent inflation accelerated sharply. Middle-class…

The Economic Times

5 Proven Gardening Shortcuts That Save Time

A gorgeous garden doesn’t require endless weekends spent hauling hoses, pulling weeds, and crawling around flower beds with aching knees. Smart gardeners know a simple truth: the secret to a thriving yard often comes down to working smarter instead of harder. The best gardens across America rarely succeed because someone…

Frugal Gardening

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Thieves Are Targeting These 5 Cars at Record Rates in 2026 — Is Your Vehicle on the List?

A parked car used to feel safe sitting in a driveway overnight. In 2026, that sense of security has vanished faster than a Dodge Charger leaving a green light. Organized theft rings now use wireless hacking tools, cloned key fobs, and social media tutorials to steal vehicles in minutes, and…

The Conversation

Hacking the bomb? What Claude Mythos AI reveals about the gamble of nuclear deterrence

In 1983, the film WarGames imagined a teenager who accidentally accessed a Pentagon computer system and triggered a simulation program, subsequently interpreted as the prelude to a nuclear war. The film made such an impression on Ronald Reagan that he asked his advisers whether such an intrusion into America’s most…

The Independent UK

‘Americans are under-babied’: Dr Oz issues stark warning over US fertility ‘crisis’

Former TV physician says women need to have more children for the good of the country

Tom’s Guide

This AI data center will be bigger than 2,000 Walmarts and dump '23 atom bombs worth of energy' into the environment every day — and locals are terrified

A massive new AI data center in rural Utah could consume more electricity than the entire state — and locals fear the environmental consequences. Here’s why the controversial Stratos Project is becoming a flashpoint in America’s AI arms race.

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The Times of India

The superpower trap: Xi, Trump, and the myth of American decline

President Trump's China visit occurs amid a US-Iran stalemate, with analysts suggesting Xi Jinping holds more leverage. Many in Beijing view Trump as a symptom of liberal democracy's instability and American decline, validating Xi's "rise of the East" worldview. This perception of US weakness could lead China to miscalculate and…

The Guardian - US

In the 1979 hostage crisis, why did Iran free 10 Black Americans before the others?

Sgt James Hughes was one of the hostages released early. With US-Iran relations once again in the spotlight, he talks about being ‘handcuffed, under armed guard’

The Economic Times

‘American Idol’ 2026 Winner revealed: Who is Hannah Harper and How Much Money did she really win?

American Idol 2026: After weeks of emotional performances and audience voting, Hannah Harper emerged victorious over finalists Jordan McCullough and Keyla Richardson during the live finale of American Idol. Harper’s mix of bluegrass, gospel and modern country storytelling helped establish her as one of the season’s standout fan favorites.

The Times of India

‘The Ghost of the Woods’: Man lived alone in a forest for 27 years after abandoning society

In the summer of 1986, a 20-year-old man named Christopher Thomas Knight drove into the forests of Maine and quietly disappeared. There was no dramatic farewell, political statement, or survival mission. He simply abandoned his car after it ran out of fuel and walked into the wilderness. For the next…

The Texas Tribune

Texas Republicans spent years courting Indian voters. Then came talk of the “Indian takeover.”

A North Texas city has become the epicenter of a collision between the GOP’s efforts to win over Indian American voters and some conservatives’ nativist agenda.

Axios

America is scaling sin in real time. We're all paying for it.

Welcome to Sin Nation.

Fortune

U.S. hotels are calling the World Cup a 'non-event' and 80% warn bookings are falling short of expectations, report finds

Despite FIFA selling 5 million tickets for the games, “indicators suggest the anticipated economic lift may fall short of expectations,” the American Hotel and Lodging Association said.

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