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Lori Vallow shocked the court when she refused to put on a defence case against murder charges. Now, as jurors retire for deliberations, the only story they have about what happened to her children and Tammy Daybell is the one laid out by the state of Idaho. Rachel Sharp reports

In closing arguments, prosecutor Rob Wood argued that Lori Vallow was driven by ‘money, power and sex’ – and that she used all of those things to manipulate her alleged accomplices to do her bidding

As the occupants of the White House and Congress grow older, how will generational conflicts define the future of American politics? Josh Marcus reports

Your Social Security income and RMDs will most likely combine to deliver a tax torpedo, but there are ways to reduce your income in retirement to pay less tax.

In 2019, about 50% of American households had no savings in retirement accounts.

More than 175,300 people are receiving support for chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia and pain syndromes.

The debt ceiling prospects look grim as bipartisan political leaders meet today for the first time on the issue. There are only about three weeks left until Treasury Secretary Yellen says the risks emerge on June 1 for a U.S. sovereign debt default. Specifically, President Biden today will meet with...

Former Labour PM, writing in the Observer, calls for action as charities increasingly take over role of social security system

More than 319,000 existing PIP claimants in Scotland will be moved to Adult Disability Payment by 2025.

If you're retiring when the stock market is volatile, there are strategies to follow to be more in control.

Social Security will become insolvent in the early 2030s if Congress does nothing.