If you had just $100 to invest today, where would it go? For Rich Dad, Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki, the answer is simple: silver. “If I had $100, I would buy more silver coins,” he recently posted ...

Ah yes, the trap game. If you’re unfamiliar, a trap game can be when a very good team runs into a very bad team that they should beat, or when they face a good team that is missing one or more of its ...

PHOENIX — Arizona's largest food bank is gearing up for a surge in demand, as the government shutdown threatens to cut off food stamps for hundreds of thousands of Arizonans on Nov. 1. The Friday ...

There are a million tips and tricks to help people live longer and age gracefully, but according to experts from Harvard School of Public Health, it’s actually healthy connections and relationships ...

Cars, toys and tea are among products set to get more expensive as tariffs weigh on corporate profits. By Lydia DePillis and Kailyn Rhone Since the Trump administration started imposing steep tariffs ...

TORONTO -- Lefty reliever Alex Vesia was not on the Dodgers World Series roster released on Friday morning, a day after the club announced he was dealing with a personal family matter. “It’s with a ...

(NEXSTAR) – The days are numbered for the federal government to reopen in time to fully fund food assistance in time for November, leaving more than 40 million people uncertain if they’ll have a hard ...

KATE. THANK YOU. ALSO AT TODAY’S BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, THE STATE APPROVED THE BUYOUTS OF HUNDREDS OF STATE EMPLOYEES. MORE THAN 300 EMPLOYEES LEFT THEIR ROLES IN SEPTEMBER. THEIR POSITIONS WERE THEN ...

Some 65,000 Vermonters who rely on food assistance may not receive it in November because of the federal government shutdown, the state’s Department for Children and Families announced on Wednesday.

Current NCAA eligibility rules will remain in place for the rest of this academic year as well as the 2026-27 academic year. Kirby Lee / Imagn Images A possible change in college eligibility rules to ...

As the federal government shutdown reached Day 20 on Monday, state and federal officials are concerned that about 360,000 Connecticut residents could lose their food stamp benefits starting on Nov. 1.