Amid key holiday shopping season, some pick ‘pay later’ option
Early projections suggest Americans will spend more than $1 trillion over the holiday season, a crucial time for businesses, but not everyone is paying... Read More.
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Mass shooting at Stockton results in four killed, 11 injured
The search continued Monday for the suspect or suspects in a Northern California mass shooting that killed three children and one adult.
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Watchdog: Donations to liberal causes will continue despite Arabella’s rebrand
A network that pours funding into American liberal ballot issue campaigns initiated a rebrand the same day its tax filings were released, with a... Read More.
Everyday Economics: A consumer slowdown, fraying margins, and a big test for the Fed
Last week's data told a clear story: the U.S. consumer is still standing, but looking increasingly tired - and businesses are starting to absorb... Read More.
Assaults against ICE up 1,153% in 11 months
Assaults against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers are up 1,153% in 11 months, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
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Colorado lost record $24 million to data scams in 2024
Colorado residents lost a record high $24 million to personal data scams in 2024, according to a data forensics firm.
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Trump vows to pause migration after D.C. shooting
President Donald Trump said Thursday he will pause migration from some countries following the shooting of two National Guard members near the White House.
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National Guard member shot near White House dies
One of the National Guard members shot near the White House on Wednesday died from her injuries, President Donald Trump said.
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When was the first Thanksgiving? It’s actually up for debate
As Americans celebrate Thanksgiving this year, many believe the first thanksgiving was held in Plymouth, Massachusetts, in 1621. However, the first Thanksgiving celebration was... Read More.
Feds criticized for excluding health care from student loan caps
The U.S. Department of Education's move to establish new borrowing caps for professional and graduate students, excluding several health care programs, has drawn criticism... Read More.
