Scalise: Biden needs to reverse 'anti-American energy agenda'
House Minority Whip Steve Scalise says President Biden needs to stop attacking American energy companies and take on Russia.
These 2.4M borrowers may not get student loan forgiveness
Americans with private student debt wouldn't meet the eligibility requirements for widespread federal loan forgiveness that's proposed by prominent Democrats.
How to consolidate student loans
Consolidating student debt can help you save on interest and make paying down your debt more manageable. Learn how to consolidate student loans.
Millions in crypto donations for Ukrainian military pour in
Cryptocurrency donations for the Ukrainian military are pouring in from nongovernmental organizations and volunteer groups as Russia's invasion of the country has entered its second day.
Student loan forgiveness programs: Which one is best for you?
Student loan forgiveness programs can cancel all or part of your federal student loans. Learn how they work and if you’re eligible.
Most COVID rental aid went to low-income residents, Treasury says
More than 80% of the billions of dollars in federal rental assistance aimed at keeping families in their homes during the pandemic went to low-income tenants, the Treasury Department said.
Should you get a wedding loan to pay for your big day?
Wedding loans provide a lump sum to pay for goods and services on your big day. Here’s a look at what they offer and how to shop for the right loan.
How to fix the IRS and its monster backlog: 4 ideas to consider
The IRS needs technological upgrades and fewer responsibilities as taxpayers are left hanging.
J&J, distributors finalize $26B opioid settlement
Drugmaker Johnson & Johnson and three major distributors finalized nationwide settlements over their role in the opioid addiction crisis Friday, an announcement that clears the way for $26 billion to flow to nearly every state and local government in the U.S.
Personal loans are the fastest-growing product at credit unions, data shows
Unsecured personal loans are the fastest-growing products offered at credit unions, according to a new industry report.
Russia to impose retaliatory sanctions on West after Ukrainian invasion, Kremlin says
Russia plans to impose sanctions on Western nations as retaliation for the financial penalties and sanctions put on Russia. Moscow has prepared counteractions to hit the "weak" spots of the West.
US pension fund CalSTRS has investments in Russia, monitors risks to portfolio
The California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS), the second-largest U.S. pension fund, said on Thursday it had investments in Russia and was monitoring potential risks to its portfolio after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Republicans push for tougher sanctions on Russia after Ukraine invasion
Republican lawmakers are pushing President Biden to take a tougher stance against Russia, urging the White House to impose even stricter financial sanctions on Moscow.
US lobbying firms cut ties with Nord Stream 2 following Russia sanctions announcement
Two American lobbying firms that had been hired by Nord Stream 2 to drum up U.S. support for the pipeline are ending their relationships with the project.
7 tips on how to pay for college
Wondering how to pay for college? Consider these ways to cover college costs and reduce education expenses.
How to lower your credit card payments by consolidating into a personal loan
Personal loans offer a way to repay credit card debt at a fixed interest rate and low monthly payment.
US lobbyists, including former Biden adviser, rake in millions from Russia-backed Nord Stream 2
The Nord Stream 2 pipeline, which would transport gas from Russia to Germany, was halted by Germany in response to Russian troops crossing into Ukraine. While the pipeline has been the recent focus of calls for sanctions against the Kremlin, American lobbying groups made big money supporting it.
Ukraine bank customers seen withdrawing cash from ATMs
The Russian invasion of Ukraine had people lining up Thursday morning in order to withdraw money from ATMs.
PPP fraud can be identified, tracked on website created by software engineer
Last year Palo Alto resident Brian Hamachek was looking over a government website listing payouts for the Paycheck Protection Program. He immediately noted many businesses listed either didn't exist or greatly exaggerated their number of employees.
Pepper spray sales in NYC spiking amid rise in crime
Mace Security International CEO Sanjay Singh told “Cavuto: Coast to Coast,” Wednesday, that he’s seen an uptick in pepper spray sales in several New York City neighborhoods.



















