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The United States' national debt is on track to double over the next three decades amid a rush of spending by the White House and Congress.

Social Security beneficiaries may see a larger cost of living adjustment in 2027, with estimates predicting a 3.9% COLA amid rising inflation concerns.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against Netflix, accusing the streaming giant of misleading consumers about its data collection practices and addictive platform.

Walgreens announced plans to close a Chicago South Side store next month, citing elevated theft levels and declining prescription sales as key factors.

Rising gas prices push lower-income consumers to rely more on credit as fuel costs climb to their highest share of household income since March 2022

Sen. Ted Cruz calls Trump accounts for newborns "Social Security personal accounts," saying they could build momentum for future payroll tax reform.

Federal prosecutors charge 30 people in a sweeping insider trading scheme in which attorneys allegedly exploited access to confidential merger information.

Rising gas prices amid the Iran war are hitting low-income households hardest, creating a K-shaped consumption pattern, a New York Fed report finds.

USAA and Armed Services YMCA announce Mission Watch, a free childcare initiative for military spouses at three installations during PCS transitions.

Recent college graduates are finding the best career opportunities in Southern cities like Birmingham and Tampa, according to a new ADP study.