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Millions fear eviction as housing crisis worsens
More than 4 million people say they fear being evicted or foreclosed upon in the coming months just as two studies released Wednesday found that the nation's housing availabili…
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'Biden needs Putin more than Putin needs Biden,' expert argues
U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in Geneva, and one expert argued that the Kremlin has some leverage when it comes to the relationship between …
personal finance
Fed holds rates at near zero
Although the Fed is expected to keep interest rates pinned at near-zero, the central bank may offer some clues on when it will slow its aggressive asset purchase program.
careers
7 Things You Need to Stop Saying During Job Interviews, According to a Career Expert
On the list of “things we dread,” job interviews are right between scrubbing bathtub grout and going...
personal finance
Surge in national park visitors drives costs up
Foot traffic at some of the country’s biggest and most well-known national parks is surging this summer — in some cases leading to reservation requirements and cost increases.
business
U.S. discharges $500M in debt for 18K ITT students
The Education Department (ED) is discharging $500 million in student loan debt held by 18,000 borrowers who had been defrauded by now-defunct for-profit chain ITT Tech.
business
U.S. Supreme Court revives LinkedIn bid to shield personal data
(Reuters) -The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday gave Microsoft Corp's LinkedIn Corp another chance to try to stop rival hiQ Labs Inc from harvesting personal data from the professi…
business
MacKenzie Scott reveals another $2.74 billion in charitable giving
Scott, former wife of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, has donated a total of $8.5 billion since July 2020.
business
Indiana sued over the cancellation of federal unemployment programs
Two legal organizations in Indiana are suing the state for the governor's decision to opt out of the federally-funded pandemic unemployment programs.
careers
Plumbers pay tops $100K in post-COVID demand
Plumbers appear to be in especially high demand — with some states being more lucrative for the profession than others.
business
IRS opens online tool to register for the monthly Child Tax Credit payments
Families who don’t file tax returns can now register for the monthly Child Tax Credit (CTC) payments through the Internal Revenue Service's online portal.
business
U.S. and China on path to 'great confrontation'?
Tensions between the U.S. and China are likely only to worsen under the Biden administration, according to Raymond James Washington policy analyst Ed Mills.
business
'Bipartisan' infrastructure talks are a smoke screen
Both parties are faking it. If an infrastructure deal ever happens, it'll be a partisan Democratic bill.
personal finance
US household wealth surged $20 trillion: ING
US households gained $20 trillion in wealth since 2019, despite the high costs of the coronavirus pandemic.
personal finance
Why everything is costing you more money
The good thing is that inflation may be nearing a peak. The bad thing is that everything is still costing you more. Here are the simple reasons why.
business
VW says data breach at vendor impacted 3.3 million people in North America
Volkswagen AG's U.S. unit said a data breach at a vendor impacted more than 3.3 million customers and prospective buyers in North America. Nearly all those impacted were curre…
business
Over 65,000 ransomware attacks expected in 2021: former Cisco CEO
More than 65,000 ransomware attacks costing companies $170,000 each on average are expected this year, John Chambers, former CEO of Cisco Systems and JC2 Ventures founder and C…
business
Ventilators, sleep apnea machines recalled in health scare
Dutch medical equipment company Philips has recalled some breathing devices because of a foam part that might degrade and become toxic, potentially causing cancer.
personal finance
Don't expect rent in New York City to fall further
At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, landlords in major cities across the country were rolling out the red carpet to attract renters.

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