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Why Is It So Hard To Save Money?

Even if you do it right, you could still be wrong.

Trump Impeachment News: Ted Cruz Draws Laughs On 'Meet The Press' After He Pushes Ukraine Conspiracy Theory

Sen. Ted Cruz continues to push a highly implausible theory that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 presidential election.

Trump Warns Kim Has 'Everything' To Lose Through Hostility

North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un and US President Donald Trump cross south of the Military Demarcation Line that divides North and South Korea, after Trump briefly stepped over to the northern side, on June 30, 2019

Trump warns Kim has 'everything' to lose through hostility

US - China Trade War: Chinese Exports To US Fall 23% Amid Tensions Between Washington, Beijing

The ongoing trade war has hit China's exports to the U.S.

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The scale of this year's bushfire devastation has been widely described as unprecedented

Smoke Haze Settles Over Australian Capital As Bushfires Burn

Smoke haze settles over Australian capital as bushfires burn

First Lady Melania Trump at the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Pavilion Building

Melania Trump Knows White House Stint Has Expiration Date, Doesn’t Want POTUS To Run?

Melania Trump is enjoying her time at the White House and she's aware that it could end very soon.

Michelle Obama Suffered A Miscarriage, Daughters Malia, Sasha Conceived Through In Vitro Fertilization

Michelle Obama was devastated when she suffered a miscarriage years ago.

Michelle Obama at campaign rally in Phoenix, AZ

Michelle Obama Bashed Online, Called A 'Joke' And 'Brat' After Gracing People Magazine's Cover

Michelle Obama revealed some interesting details of her life after Barack Obama's presidency on the latest issue of People's Magazine.

A woman poses with Maurizio Cattelan's "Comedian" at Art Basel Miami 2019 -- before a performance artist pulled it off the wall and ate it

Man Eats $120,000 Piece Of Art -- A Banana Taped To Wall

Man eats $120,000 piece of art -- a banana taped to wall

The latest test comes as North Korea is ramping up pressure ahead of its end-of-year deadline for the US to propose a new offer to kickstart stalled nuclear talks

North Korea Conducts 'Very Important Test': KCNA

North Korea conducts 'very important test': KCNA

First Lady Melania Trump Attends the Congressional Spouses Luncheon

Melania Trump Called 'Liar', 'Evil Witch' After Sharing About Her Annual Children’s National Hospital Visit

First lady Melania Trump continued a nearly 70-year-long tradition.

No terror group immediately claimed the deadly attack carried out by a Saudi military trainee at Naval Air Station Pensacola in Florida

Gunman At US Military Base Showed Mass Shooting Videos At Party: Report

Gunman at US military base showed mass shooting videos at party: report

Lauren Bruner, who was among the last sailors rescued from the USS Arizona as it exploded into flames and sank, died in September at age 98

Pearl Harbor Veteran Interred On Sunken Ship

Pearl Harbor veteran interred on sunken ship

What Melania Trump Has Learned From Michelle Obama In Terms Of Fashion

Melania Trump channeled ex-FLOTUS Michelle Obama in her U.K. trip.

International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Thomas Bach

WADA Meet With Russia's Sporting Fate In Their Hands

WADA meet with Russia's sporting fate in their hands

Optical Fingerprint Scanner Less Secure, Ultrasonic Sensor Far Superior, Says Qualcomm Exec

Qualcomm recently launched its latest ultrasonic fingerprint sensor called 3D Sonic Max.

US Opposition Pushes Trade Court To Brink Of Collapse

The World Trade Organization's capacity to settle international disputes, a core function throughout the body's 25-year history, is on the brink of collapse following relentless U.S. opposition.

The 3 Most Anti-Cannabis Presidential Candidates

Marijuana reform measures could stall in the Oval Office if any of these presidential hopefuls wins in 2020.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky speaks to media on October 10, 2019

IMF And Ukraine Reach Tentative $5.5 Bn Aid Deal

IMF and Ukraine reach tentative $5.5 bn aid deal

Pearl Harbor Veteran To Be Interred On Sunken Ship

Pearl Harbor veteran to be interred on sunken ship

Around 440 people have died since anti-government rallies erupted on October 1 in Baghdad and Iraq's Shiite-majority south

Iraqis Protest To Defy 'Slaughter' In Baghdad As Drone Hits Cleric's Home

Iraqis protest to defy 'slaughter' in Baghdad as drone hits cleric's home

Amazon's efforts to speed most deliveries to a single day resulted in weaker-than-anticipated profits for the e-commerce leader

Amazon Is Hiring: E-Commerce Company Expands In New York City, Bringing 1,500 Jobs

Amazon is expanding in New York City, less than a year after its HQ2 pullout.

Actor Ryan Reynolds is winning social media plaudits for a new gin ad

Ryan Reynolds Spoofs Viral Video For Cheeky Holiday Ad

Ryan Reynolds spoofs viral video for cheeky holiday ad

This undated picture released by North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on November 29, 2019 shows a test of a super-large multiple launch rocket system in an undisclosed location

North Korea Says US Denuclearization Talks 'Out Of Negotiation Table'

North Korea says US denuclearization talks 'out of negotiation table'

Medical equipment sits in labeled bins inside of a doctor's office in New York in this March 17, 2010 file photo.

To Boost The Economy, Fight Chronic Disease

About six in 10 U.S. adults have at least one chronic disease, such as diabetes, cancer, or heart disease. These conditions, also called noncommunicable diseases, are expected to collectively cost the country $95 trillion by 2050.