DOJ Opens Criminal Investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell
Federal prosecutors have opened a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over building renovations. Powell calls the probe political intimidation.
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Gas Prices Set for Cheapest Year Since COVID as Global Oil Glut Deepens
U.S. gas prices could average their lowest level since the pandemic as a record oil surplus floods global markets. Here's what it means for your wallet and the economy.
DOGE's One-Year Report Card: 271,000 Federal Workers Gone, But Spending Hasn't Budged
The Department of Government Efficiency cut the federal workforce by 9% in its first year but failed to reduce overall spending. A look at what DOGE actually accomplished—and what it didn't.
California's FAIR Plan Reaches Breaking Point: Insurer of Last Resort Now Covers 600,000 Homes
California's backup insurance program has tripled in size since 2021, now covering over 600,000 homes as private insurers flee the state's wildfire-prone markets.
The Immigration Factor: How Policy Shifts Are Reshaping America's Labor Market in 2026
Net migration has plummeted by 2.1 million from 2024 levels, and the impact on America's labor market is becoming increasingly visible as breakeven employment falls dramatically.
Gen Z's Investment Revolution: Why Young Americans Are Starting at 20 and Reshaping Markets
54% of Gen Z began investing by age 21, favoring crypto and AI stocks. The generation is reshaping traditional portfolios with private market access and social media-driven strategies.
Employer Health Costs Set for Largest Increase in 15 Years: What It Means for Your Paycheck
Health benefit costs are projected to rise 6.5% per employee in 2026, the largest increase since 2010. Here's what workers need to know about rising premiums and out-of-pocket costs.
Peter Navarro's Trade Legacy on the Line as Supreme Court Prepares January 14 Tariff Ruling
The architect of Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs defends his policy as the Supreme Court prepares to rule on January 14 whether the president exceeded emergency powers in imposing sweeping duties.
Savers' Last Stand: How to Lock In 4%+ CD Yields Before the Fed Cuts More
With the Fed expected to continue cutting rates, savers have a narrow window to lock in CD yields above 4%. Here's how to maximize returns before yields disappear.
Homebuilders Surge as Trump Housing Policy Takes Shape: D.R. Horton, PulteGroup Lead the Rally
Homebuilder stocks have exploded higher as the Trump administration unveils policies aimed at boosting housing supply. D.R. Horton, PulteGroup, and Lennar lead the sector rally.
Social Security's 2.8% COLA Gets Swallowed by Medicare's 9.7% Premium Hike: What Retirees Need to Know
Social Security benefits rose 2.8% in January, but Medicare Part B premiums jumped 9.7%. Here's the math on what retirees actually gain—and strategies to protect your income.
Small Business Confidence Hits Record High: Why Entrepreneurs Are Betting Big on 2026
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Small Business Index hit a record 72.0, with 73% of business owners expecting revenue growth. Here's what's driving the optimism.