FinanceApr 17
Rising Costs Drive More Americans to Delay Retirement, Work Past 65
Nearly one-fifth of Americans 65 and older remain in the workforce as rising living costs outpace incomes, reaching the highest level in decades.
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WorldMar 18
Trump administration considers military options targeting Iran's Kharg Island oil hub
Reports indicate the Trump administration is exploring potential military action against Iran's main oil export facility at Kharg Island.
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FinanceApr 21
D.R. Horton Reports Lower Quarterly Profit Amid Housing Market Challenges
Major homebuilder D.R. Horton posted decreased second-quarter profits as affordability concerns continue to impact the housing market.
2 sources
FinanceApr 20
Brown-Forman Reportedly Favors Pernod Ricard Bid Over Sazerac for Acquisition
Jack Daniel's maker Brown-Forman is said to prefer French spirits company Pernod Ricard's takeover bid over rival offer from Sazerac.
2 sources
AIApr 8
AI tools expand into mental health care amid safety concerns and legal challenges
Artificial intelligence is entering mental health care through therapist tools and crisis resources, but faces safety questions and legal scrutiny.
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PoliticsApr 13
Minnesota County Investigating ICE Arrest of Hmong American Citizen
Ramsey County officials announced they are investigating the January arrest of ChongLy Scott Thao by ICE agents as potential kidnapping and false imprisonment.
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FinanceApr 8
Wall Street Banks Navigate Market Volatility Amid Geopolitical Tensions
Major investment banks are adjusting trading strategies as market volatility indicators reach record levels due to ongoing geopolitical risks and war-related uncertainty.
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PoliticsApr 21
Former USAID Workers Struggle to Find Employment One Year After Agency Restructuring
Less than half of former USAID employees have found full-time work a year after losing their jobs, forcing many to deplete savings and move in with family.
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PoliticsMar 28
Airport Security Lines Extend as Government Shutdown Affects TSA Staffing
Extended wait times at U.S. airports are reported as Transportation Security Administration faces staffing challenges during government shutdown.
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OtherApr 12
One Dead, Six Wounded in Shooting at New Jersey Chick-fil-A Restaurant
At least six people were shot, one fatally, at a Chick-fil-A in Union Township, New Jersey on Saturday night in what authorities are investigating.
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TechnologyApr 13
IBM Pays $17 Million to Settle DOJ Lawsuit Over Diversity Programs
IBM agreed to pay $17 million to resolve Department of Justice allegations regarding its diversity, equity and inclusion practices.
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WorldApr 24
Putin Reinstates Stalin-Era Secret Police Chief's Statue at Intelligence Academy
Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the return of a statue of Felix Dzerzhinsky, founder of the Soviet secret police, to Russia's main intelligence training facility.
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WorldMar 13
Preliminary Inquiry Indicates U.S. Error in Iranian School Strike
A military investigation suggests outdated targeting data led to a mistaken U.S. missile strike on a school in Iran.
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WorldApr 24
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 357 in Lebanon as Regional Conflict Escalates
Israeli warplanes conducted extensive bombing campaign across Lebanon on April 8, resulting in 357 deaths and over 1,200 injuries according to Lebanese officials.
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OtherApr 24
Father and Teen Arrested on Explosive Materials Charges in New York
A father and son in New York were arrested after investigators found chemicals that had been combined to create explosive materials at their home.
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