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Five Years at a Federal Desk Will Give a 57-Year-Old With $310,000 Saved What His Nest Egg Can't: Health Insurance for Life
A 64-year-old federal employee preparing to retire under FERS faces one of the most important decisions in the retirement packet: accept a $58,000 annual single-life pension or reduce that benefit to $52,000 in exchange… A 68-year-old…
Trump says US to send one-time $90 payment to 20m seniors enrolled in Medicare
Donald Trump has said the US government will send a one-time $90 payment to more than 20 million Americans enrolled in Medicare, the health insurance program for elderly people, to help offset the cost of their…
This anti-scam checklist can protect you against the latest AI-enhanced frauds
Recently, I received an email solicitation from a PR company offering to help me promote my book. While I get these kinds of solicitation emails on occasion, this one impressed me with the level of detail it included about both my book and my…
Voters in three Luzerne County townships face decision on expanding their elected governing body
Voters in three Luzerne County townships — Dallas, Jenkins, and Sugarloaf — will decide next month if they want to expand their municipality's elected governing body. Referendums on the Nov. 3 general election ballot ask voters in…
Trump Announces Another Payment to Voters Ahead of Midterms
WASHINGTON- President Trump is doubling down on promising financial benefits to voters, announcing that he planned to provide $90 to seniors and reiterating his promise to give $5,000 checks to all adult Americans, if Republicans win the midterm…
An Overwhelming Percent of Americans Now Want to Pause AI and Tax Billionaires
America's disgust with AI — and the extreme wealth concentration with which it's inextricably entwined — continues to rise ahead of the midterm elections in November. According to polling by the Wall Street Journal, a staggering 63…
Saturday's Final Word
— Karli Bonne' 🇺🇸 (@KarluskaP) October 3, 2026 Ed: He's my kind of guy, too. So is Smit Machchhar, and so are all of those who helped take back the flight and ensure that the terrorist failed in his mission. And we finally…
Public patients in private hospitals: The no-fee plan to slash surgery waiting lists
Thousands of public hospital patients would be diverted to private hospitals for surgical procedures – without paying any fees – under a $1.27 billion state opposition plan to tackle Victoria's ballooning elective surgery waitlist.
Mamdani's 2K Is a Mathematical Mess
For 13 years, Kim owned a small preschool — six classrooms serving children ages 2 to 5 — in a still-gentrifying part of Brooklyn. Many of the parents were dual-income white-collar professionals, but in a city where a combined salary…
COLUMNIST: Tech's threat to women's privacy | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
In late August, Texas and Florida became the latest states to limit the use of Flock cameras, in response to growing concerns about their misuse by law enforcement. But even in the consumer technology sphere, other digital surveillance devices pose…
Trump announces $90 Medicare payment for over 20 million Americans
President Donald Trump said the US government will send a one-time $90 payment to more than 20 million Americans enrolled in Medicare, a health insurance program for the elderly, to help offset the cost of their…
Drought and extreme heat pile up in some of America's most vulnerable counties
Dry soil and a heat wave make each other worse. Ground with no moisture left stops cooling the air above it, and hotter air pulls still more out of the soil. Across the lower 48 states, those two conditions now show up in the same summer week often…
Parents Stuck In The 20th Century Tend To Say 11 Phrases That Embarrass Their Grown Kids
Baby boomers and Gen X are iconic generations that made major waves, but the world is changing fast. Even as a parent of grown kids, getting older can make you feel out-of-touch with what's considered cool. Most of the time, this is a good thing.
Retiring abroad series: a life at sea
Travelling retirement: living on a cruise ship like the Villa Vie Odyssey has its advantages What if retirement came not with a front door, but with a gangway? It may seem rather odd, but I have read many articles and blogs about retiring on a…
Cookie store shuts all locations one day after launching new flavor
Sign up for our US Editor's Picks newsletter to get all the biggest exclusive stories A beloved New York City-born cookie shop has abruptly announced the closure of all its locations, just one day after teasing customers to 'set their alarms' for a…
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