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Fidelity's 2026 estimate shows a 65-year-old retiree may face $185,500 in medical expenses despite Medicare coverage, a 7.5% jump from last year.

The White House said the policy will be implemented under Section 232 authority, giving drugmakers two years to shift generic drug production to the U.S. before tariffs rise.

GOP leaders in Congress are scrambling either to get a continuing resolution or a reconciliation bill, but this reflects a flawed strategy

Novo is seeking to force Lilly to pull the disputed ads and run corrective ones as the companies compete for dominance in the booming obesity drug market.

Student loan defaults have surged to a record 9.5 million borrowers, representing $233.3B in unpaid debt, following the expiration of payment pauses and the termination of the SAVE Plan.

The income needed to afford a typical starter home has jumped from $43,000 to $78,000 since 2019, with monthly payments up more than 80%.

Betts’ glove company, LGND, announced Monday a landmark partnership with Perfect Game, the world’s largest youth baseball and softball platform and scouting service.

An Ohio man's lawsuit claims he contracted cyclosporiasis after eating at a Taco Bell in North Olmsted, missing two weeks of work due to illness.

The bipartisan PROMISE Act forces a floor vote on Social Security reform before the trust fund's 2032 depletion triggers a 22% cut to Americans' benefits.

A proposed class action lawsuit accuses Toyota of violating users' privacy preferences by continuing to collect online data after cookie opt-outs, according to the lawsuit

A group of 26 Meta employees allege in a lawsuit that the company used AI systems and keystroke monitoring to target workers on medical or parental leave for mass layoffs.

The GAO found that the federal Obamacare exchange lacked safeguards for consumers and allowed unscrupulous agents and brokers to make unauthorized enrollments or plan changes.