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The House speaker, however, stopped short of saying whether Democrats would mount legal challenges against the measures.

In a legally ambiguous move, the president turned to executive orders while negotiations between Democrats and Republicans remain at an impasse.

Amazon's Big Summer Sale has lots of home, tech and even fashion deals that you don't want to miss.

Helping working people will not hurt the economy.

The Bank Of Korea is warning customers not to launder their cash in washing machines or microwaves.

This month, we were all about a no-nonsense activewear set, picnic essentials for the park and a cooling spray for itchy mosquito bites.

Experts share their advice for parents navigating financial insecurity with their children.

Retail experts say the Arkansas-based company's decision is an early sign of how the coronavirus will impact Black Friday shopping.

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Safe and affordable housing is increasingly out of reach for low-income renters, according to a new report.

Credit limits are also being slashed as new credit card accounts fell by 65% during the pandemic.

This year, most of the top states for retirees aren’t in the South.

Because let's be honest: We're not going to stop touching our phones.

Your lender might be willing to keep payment problems off the record even after coronavirus relief measures expire.

Traveling in a motorhome can be a lot more exhausting — and expensive — than you might think.

Emergency benefits are expiring before any recovery has happened.

The U.S. has long resisted a more flexible work culture. But some companies are now testing out a shorter workweek.

Denied access to land, Black households were then subject to racist policies of redlining, contract buying, and land devaluation. But that's not all.

The movement hopes to spur $5 million in spending between Juneteenth and the 4th of July.

If your check was sent but you never got it, you may need to contact the IRS to trace the payment.