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Tens of thousands of complaints from student loan borrowers about their lenders or schools have gone ignored as Trump seeks to gut the agency

Most people end up in debt at some point in their lives. Cars, homes, and college educations are quite expensive, and that doesn't include credit card debt that people incur from everyday purchases.

OnePlus 15 could look a lot like the iPhone 16 Pro, with the triple-lens setup pushed to the top left, with no signature round camera bump.

When a website or app doesn't load, you're probably wondering if it's also down for everyone else. NordVPN can now help you find out, but it has some competition.

People are increasingly administering their own ‘tox— sometimes to nightmarish effect. So what’s behind the DIY movement and what are the risks? Arielle Domb reports

Men using Ozempic report genital growth after weight loss. Doctors say it's fat loss, not drug-related changes, sparking viral debate online.

Perplexity is powering a new AI search engine for Trump Media’s Truth Social, drawing criticism.

“I can’t believe someone could even think that, let alone publish it.”

When you're planning a wedding, you expect drama over seating charts—not trust funds. But for one 28-year-old woman, protecting her daughter's financial future sparked something much bigger than a minor disagreement—it forced her to question the future of her entire relationship.

Imagine waking up every morning wondering if it'll be your last paycheck before everything collapses. That fear kept her up at night. At 55, she's got no savings, no retirement, zero home ownership—earning just $20 an hour after a decade of rebuilding life. She posted a gut-punching plea on Reddit:…

The Library of Congress said the missing sections were a 'coding error'