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1 in 4 Unemployed Americans Has a Degree—The Future of White Collar Jobs
The unemployment rate for Americans with a bachelor’s degree or higher rose to 2.8 percent in September, up from 2.3 percent a year earlier.
As Money Gets Tighter, More People Are Selling Gold and Silver
In a 2025 survey, one gold buyer found that financial need ranked among the top reasons people were selling their precious metals.
Inside the Multinational Center in Israel That Distributes Aid to Gaza
U.S., Israeli, and European personnel pitch in at a former storage building to coordinate humanitarian assistance.
US Navy Drops Constellation-Class Frigate Program
The Navy originally planned for 20 ships in the Constellation frigate program.
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Retail Workers Currently Earning 51.6 Percent Less Than Needed to Afford Rent: Report
Retailers have announced 88,664 job cuts through October this year, a 145 percent jump compared to the same period last year.
Trump Admin Reaches Settlement With Northwestern to Restore $790 Million in Frozen Funds
The Justice Department froze funds from Northwestern University, alleging the school violated federal anti-discrimination laws.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Surge on Rate-Cut Hopes
Upbeat earnings from major retailers reinforced confidence that consumers remain engaged.
Treasury Department Working to ‘Cut Off Federal Benefits to Illegal Aliens’
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s announcement is part of a series of immigration-related reforms announced by the Trump administration over Thanksgiving.
Trump Says He Will Pardon Ex-Honduran President Convicted by Jury in US Drug Case
The U.S. president also reaffirmed his support for Nasry Asfura, the conservative candidate in the neck-and-neck Honduras election.
Tariff Revenue Hits Record High of $31.4 Billion in October
October’s haul set a new monthly high as Treasury data showed soaring customs receipts under President Donald Trump’s tariff program.
US Military Puts Heat on Venezuela’s Maduro—What to Know
The United States has sent one of the largest military forces in decades to the Caribbean, including the world’s most advanced aircraft carrier.
She Was Labeled the Original ‘Anti-Vaxxer,’ Now She Feels Vindicated
First rising to the spotlight as a model, actress, and television host, Jenny McCarthy faced backlash for her autism awareness advocacy.
Trump Says South Africa Won’t Be Invited to 2026 Miami G20 Summit
The president announced the move, which follows the U.S. decision to boycott this year’s Johannesburg event, on Truth Social.
Pentagon to Deploy 500 More Troops in DC After 2 National Guardsmen Shot
Two members of the National Guard were shot on Nov. 26 while performing ‘high visibility patrols’ near the White House.
Bipartisan AGs Warn Congress Against Ban on State AI Regulations
The attorneys general said they were ‘deeply troubled’ by emerging reports of AI chatbots ‘plunging individuals into spirals of mental illness.’
Georgia Prosecutor Drops 2020 Election Interference Case Against Trump
‘In my professional opinion, the citizens of Georgia are not served by pursuing this case in full for another five to ten years,’ the prosecutor wrote.
Indiana GOP to Reconvene Over Redrawing of State’s Congressional Map
President Donald Trump said he hopes the Senate will obtain the necessary votes to advance the plan.
Suicides and Delusions: Lawsuits Point to Dark Side of AI Chatbot
Lawsuits allege ChatGPT coached users into delusion and suicide, OpenAI says it is working with mental health clinicians to strengthen the product.
Trump Pardons 2 Turkeys, Gobble and Waddle, in Thanksgiving Tradition
President Abraham Lincoln first saved a turkey in 1863, and the annual Rose Garden ceremony dates to 1989.
