Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles. One news app.

The Latest Breaking News from America

Is Your State Killing Property Taxes? What Homeowners Need to Know

Property taxes used to sit quietly in the background while homeowners worried about mortgage rates, grocery prices, and gas bills. That changed fast when home values exploded across the country and annual tax bills started climbing by hundreds or even thousands of dollars. In many parts of America, homeowners now…

Everybody Loves Your Money

How Much Is One Million Dollars Really Worth in 2026?

One million dollars still carries serious bragging rights, but the emotional punch no longer matches financial reality in America. In the 1980s and 1990s, people pictured mansions, luxury cars, and permanent vacations whenever someone mentioned becoming a millionaire. Today, that same number often buys a modest house in a major…

Everybody Loves Your Money

4 High-Use Drugs That Will Have Lower Medicare Prices — And 3 Others Facing Negotiations

Millions of seniors are finally seeing relief from some of the highest prescription drug costs in America as Medicare’s new drug price negotiation program begins...

Saving Advice

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Amazon vs Walmart: Great American race begins for $1 trillion annual sales. How will this benefit customers in rural U.S?

Amazon last year invested $4 billion to bring same-day or next-day deliveries to 4,000 smaller cities, towns and rural communities.

The Economic Times

Millions Of Americans Are Missing Out On The SALT Deduction

The SALT deduction, which stands for state and local taxes, continues to play a significant role in how Americans calculate their federal tax bills. Many households in high-tax states rely on this deduction to soften the blow of property taxes, income taxes, and sales taxes. Federal tax law allows taxpayers…

The Free Financial Advisor

Nirmal Narvekar, Harvard’s $57 billion Indian-American money manager, bows out

TOI correspondent from Washington: Nirmal Narvekar, the Indian-American financier who spent nearly a decade reshaping the investment machinery behind Harvard University’s colossal $57 billion endowment, is preparing to retire, closing one of the most consequential – and controversial – chapters in modern university finance.

The Times of India

Major Auto-Insurance Rule Changes in 2026: Could Your Premium Jump? Here’s the State-by-State Breakdown

Gas prices already spark enough road rage, but 2026 is delivering another expensive surprise straight to American drivers’ wallets. States across the country continue rewriting auto-insurance rules, raising minimum coverage requirements, tightening claim regulations, and forcing insurers to recalculate risk in ways that could hit monthly premiums hard. Drivers who…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Why Robert F. Smith’s Morehouse surprise donation mattered even more after graduation day

Robert F. Smith's 2019 Morehouse College commencement gift stunned graduates by erasing all their student debt, a move that also covered parents' financial burdens. This $34 million donation highlighted the immense pressure of student loans, particularly within African-American communities, and underscored the broader issues of college affordability and wealth disparity.

The Times of India

Child-Support Text Scams Are Draining Fathers’ Accounts — Police Warn About This New Fraud

A phone buzzes during lunch, and suddenly panic takes over. The message claims a child-support payment failed, a court case opened, or a license suspension looms unless immediate action happens. Many fathers react fast because the stakes feel terrifyingly real. Scammers know that fear works better than flashy promises of…

Clever Dude

Absurdly Fast EV Chargers Are Coming To America, But Cars Aren't Ready

Forget 400 kilowatts. The next wave of electric vehicle chargers are getting ready for much faster speeds.

InsideEVs

Trump Reiterates Statement On Americans' Finances Amid Iran War Talks

US President Donald Trump has reiterated that he isn't worried about the finances of Americans while negotiating an end to the Iran war.

International Business Times

Quote of the day by humorist Mark Twain: ‘If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous he will not bite you. This is…’

Mark Twain, born Samuel Clemens, was a renowned American writer and humorist. He captured societal flaws and human nature through his stories and sharp remarks. Twain's works, including Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, transformed American fiction. He faced personal loss and bankruptcy but repaid debts through lectures. Twain died in…

The Economic Times

Battle of the shopping giants as Walmart and Amazon race to speed up deliveries to rural America

Walmart and Amazon are racing to speed up order deliveries in small, rural areas of the USA

The Independent UK

Texas man could face prison time after killing American bald eagle

Santos Guerrero pleaded guilty to shooting and causing the death of the bird – a protected species and a global symbol of America

The Independent UK

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

International Business Times UK

Donald Trump Urges Chip Manufacturers to Move to US Amid Rising Taiwan-China Tensions

Donald Trump urges Taiwanese chip manufacturers to relocate to the US amid tensions with China, aiming to secure national tech dominance and reduce dependency on Taiwan.

International Business Times UK

Trump Risks MAGA Split by Backing 500,000 Chinese Students and Farmland Sales to Prevent Collapse

President Trump's proposal to admit 500,000 Chinese scholars to US universities and allow foreign land ownership has sparked backlash from his conservative base, highlighting ideological divisions.

Saving Advice

Why More Women Over 65 Are Staying in the Workforce While Their Partners Retire

For decades, retirement followed a fairly predictable pattern in many American households. Men often retired first, while women either retired alongside them or left the...

Saving Advice

Why Three Generations Living In The Same Household Is Affecting Your Mental Health

More American families are living under one roof than they have in decades, and it is changing how people experience stress, privacy, and emotional well-being....

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

The Economic Times

Trump plans statue park near National Mall, may trigger legal fight

President Donald Trump is set to unveil a grand vision for West Potomac Park: the National Garden of American Heroes, a statue garden commemorating 250 influential Americans. While this project promises to celebrate national pride, it may face opposition from legal challenges related to D.C.'s rigorous development guidelines.

International Business Times UK

Trump Admin Scrambles to Delete TikTok After Xi Jinping Misspelling Blunder Surfaces During China Summit

Trump admin embarrassed after White House TikTok misspelt Xi Jinping's name, heightening US‑China tensions amid trade talks and debate over TikTok's future in America.

The Economic Times

America's most powerful CEOs don't have much to show from their China trip so far

The presence of a group of some of the most powerful U.S. corporate leaders - representing companies like Apple, Meta, Boeing, Cargill and Goldman Sachs - underscores the importance of the Chinese market, even as political leaders navigate strained ties over trade, artificial intelligence and broader geopolitical tensions.

The Independent UK

The balikbayan box: The way Filipino Americans have sent love all the way back home

Beginning in the 1970s, just about every Filipino household in America was either hauling balikbayan boxes in person or mailing them to relatives back in the Philippines

The Independent UK

Bam! Pow! Krakoom! The everlasting allure of the American comic book

They are ridiculous

The Independent UK

American staffers told to ditch burner phones before leaving Beijing over fears of Chinese ‘spying’

Americans were asked to turn off their US phones and utilize burner phones while in China, one reporter said

Clever Dude

Social-Media Slip-Ups That Cost Men Child-Support Cases — Never Send These 5 Texts

Family court judges scroll through screenshots more often than many people realize, and one reckless text can torch months of careful legal strategy in seconds. Angry late-night messages, flashy Instagram posts, and sarcastic Facebook comments now appear in courtrooms across America every single day. Lawyers regularly warn clients that phones…

1 … 34 35 36 37

People

Marjorie Taylor Greene

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations