BUSINESS

Surveys show that financial infidelity is common, even though six in 10 people think lying to your partner about money is as bad as or worse than cheating. But not every money secret is a relationship deal breaker.

Politics

'Hit List': Democrats Blast Trump Budget Cuts to EPA, Medicaid, Education

President Donald Trump's $4.8 trillion 2021 budget proposal takes massive cuts from the EPA, student loan assistance and Medicaid, while it boosts military spending and border enforcement.

World

Growth Can Be Green. Here's How

We figured out how to tread more lightly on our planet, even as we become more numerous and prosperous, but very few people are aware that the apparently ironclad trade-off between human prosperity and the state of nature has been eased.

Newsgeek

'Birds of Prey' Falls Short of Expectations with $33 Million Debut

'Birds of Prey' falters in its debut weekend at the box office. Here are a few possible reasons why.

Business

7 Tips to Create a Hack-Proof Password You'll Actually Remember

Forget about all those special characters and the cute personal cues you think only you can figure out. If you really want to keep fraudsters at bay, do this instead.

Newsgeek

Warner Bros. and HBO Max Announce Warner Max

The new film label will serve as the feature production arm for the service and focus on releasing 10 mid-budget movies per year.

U.S.

Gun-Rights Supporters Notch Temporary Courtroom Win in Pennsylvania

Unfinished receivers that have not been fully manufactured are not traditionally considered firearms, although some states have cracked down on unregulated precursors.

Sports

Nike Denies Pulling Kobe Bryant-branded Products From Its Website

A search for Kobe Bryant's products on the company's website returns only one result; a gift card bearing the Lakers logo.

U.S.

Consumer Confidence Fell After Trump's New Trade Agreement With China

Trump hailed the "phase one" trade agreement as "the biggest anybody has ever seen."

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U.S.

Former AT&T Broadband CEO: Trump Tax Cuts 'Destroying' Farmers, Agriculture

The former CEO of AT&T Broadband penned an Iowa newspaper column arguing that corporations have been able to celebrate but President Donald Trump's economic policies are "destroying" rural America.

Business

Got Holiday Debt? Pay Off Your Credit Cards Quickly with These 5 Tips

If you've given your favorite credit card too much of a workout lately, these simple moves will help get your finances back on track.

Markets Fall After News Of Iran's Retaliation Against U.S.

Business

97 Percent of CFOs Surveyed Believe Economic Slowdown or Recession Coming

Jerome Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve, said at a press conference he sensed a "mood of concern, or it's a mood of angst, about growth going forward."

                                    
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Workers Across The Country Demonstrate For Higher Minimum Wage

Politics

Federal Minimum Wage Has Not Changed in a Decade; 21 States Still Use It

Adjusted for inflation, the minimum wage's value is sharply down from its peak in 1968, when workers earned the equivalent of $10.15 an hour in 2018 dollars.

U.S.

Stamp Price Increases 2020: USPS Stamp, Mail Rates Going Up in January?

USPS rate changes are coming in January 2020, but for those who stick to stamps, the inconveniences should be minor.

Business

Market Posts Records Under Trump, but Obama-era Markets Performed Better

The Trump administration has embarked on policy goals uniquely poised to impact stock prices, such as his trade war with China.

World

Class Warfare, Inequality Board Game 'Kapital!' Sells Out in French Stores

A new French board game illustrates modern wealth inequality by forcing players to fight each other as they struggle to be accepted by the rich.

U.S.

Andrew Yang: Give Americans 'A Tiny Slice' of Amazon, Facebook, Google Cash

Yang touted the benefits of a "trickle-up economy" that allows average Americans the ability to reinvest and spend a tiny portion of the profits pulled in by corporations like Amazon and Google.

U.S.

New Congressional Report Finds 2017 Tax Cuts Did Not Live Up to Promises

Among the report's top findings was that the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has resulted in average GDP growth identical to growth prior to the law's enactment.

U.S.

Fox News: Millennials Like Socialism Because They Don't Understand History

'Fox & Friends' railed against millennials and actor Mark Ruffalo Tuesday after he declared "capitalism is killing us," with the show's first guest mocking the actor for being a millionaire and accusing him of misinforming millennials about socialism.