Boeing's Turnaround Faces Defining Moment as Q4 Earnings Hit Tuesday
Boeing reports Q4 2025 results Tuesday with its stock at 52-week highs. After years of crises, CEO Kelly Ortberg must prove the aerospace giant has turned the corner.
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Federal Student Aid Gets Its Biggest Overhaul in Decades: What Changes in July 2026
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act eliminates most income-driven repayment plans and makes student loan forgiveness taxable. Here's what borrowers need to know before the July 2026 deadline.
The Mortgage Lock-In Effect Is Finally Cracking as 30% of Homeowners Now Hold Rates Above Market
The dreaded mortgage rate lock-in effect that froze the housing market is showing signs of breaking down. Nearly 30% of homeowners now have rates above current market levels.
2026 Labor Market Outlook: 'Stuck in Place' as Low-Hire, Low-Fire Mentality Takes Hold
The 2026 job market enters a 'low-hire, low-fire' phase with unemployment expected to reach 4.5%. Here's what job seekers and workers need to know about navigating the frozen hiring landscape.
Wall Street's Wildly Divergent 2026 Forecasts: Bulls See 14% Gains While Bears Warn of a Crash
Morgan Stanley predicts S&P 500 at 7,800 while Motley Fool warns of a bear market. Here's how Wall Street's 2026 predictions differ and what it means for investors.
The Barbell Portfolio: Morningstar's Strategy for Navigating 2026's Volatile Markets
Morningstar recommends a barbell portfolio strategy for 2026: pair AI and tech growth stocks with high-quality value names to balance upside potential with downside protection.
Tax Season 2026 Opens Tomorrow: Everything You Need to Know About the Biggest Filing Changes in a Decade
The IRS begins accepting 2025 tax returns on January 26, 2026. From new deductions for tips and overtime to Trump Accounts for children, here's what's changed.
Spirit Airlines Bankruptcy Crisis Intensifies as Pilots' Union Urges Bondholders to Prevent Liquidation
Spirit Airlines faces potential liquidation as ALPA warns bondholders that withdrawing support could end the budget carrier and eliminate thousands of jobs.
'Job Hugging' Becomes 2026's Defining Labor Trend as Workers Fear the Hiring Freeze
With unemployment at 4.4% and hiring at post-pandemic lows, American workers are 'job hugging'—staying put rather than risking the job market in a low-hire, low-fire economy.
PJM Warns 67 Million Customers of 'Historically High' Electricity Demand as Winter Storm Fern Approaches
The nation's largest grid operator issues emergency alerts across 13 states as Winter Storm Fern threatens to push electricity demand to unprecedented levels this weekend.
Energy Secretary Wright Orders 35 Gigawatts of Data Center Backup Power Ready for Grid Emergency
In an unprecedented move, the DOE directs grid operators to prepare data center backup generators as a last resort before rolling blackouts during Winter Storm Fern.
Healthcare Costs Set for Steepest Jump in 15 Years as Employer Premiums Surge in 2026
Employer healthcare costs are projected to rise 6.5-9.5% in 2026, the highest increase since 2010, as GLP-1 drugs and an aging workforce drive costs higher.