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7 Overlooked Signs of Early Financial Abuse in the Elderly

When we picture financial abuse of the elderly, many of us imagine bold, blatant theft: someone draining a bank account, forging checks, or stealing valuables....

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Why You Might Owe Property Taxes on a Home You Don’t Own

Imagine opening your mailbox and finding a hefty property tax bill for a home you don’t legally own. It’s more common than you think. From...

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Ransomware gangs are now expanding to physical threats in the real world

More than half of CEOs threatened with physical violence unless their company paid a ransom demand.

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ProPublica investigation finds nearly 50 cases of immigration agents smashing car windows

Immigration officers are using more forceful tactics to keep up with the Trump administration’s mass deportation goals.

Reason

7 Financial Assumptions That Collapse After One Health Emergency

Most families believe they have a handle on their finances until an unexpected health crisis throws everything off balance. One trip to the emergency room or an unplanned hospital stay can unravel years of careful planning. Medical costs, lost income, and unforeseen expenses quickly add up, showing just how fragile…

The Free Financial Advisor

Burnout, budgets and breaches – how can CISOs keep up?

Security teams are at breaking point with the ever-evolving threat complexity and team burnout widening the cybersecurity skills gap.

TechRadar

Sixteen states sue White House over healthcare access for transgender youth

Democratic attorneys general are challenging Trump administration’s efforts to end vital medical treatments for trans youth

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These hyper-realistic AI generated news anchors are fooling the internet

Anchors who appear to have the same enthusiasm, energy and diction as real newsreaders are actually AI-generated. What's more, they are spouting fake news.

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How This Simple Home Upgrade Could Invite a Lawsuit

Home upgrades are supposed to make life better—more beautiful, more functional, more valuable. But some improvements carry hidden legal risks that most homeowners never see coming.

Everybody Loves Your Money

Why the US is burning $10m worth of birth control

With action after action, the Trump administration has made clear it does not value women’s health, their dignity, their aspirations

The Guardian - US

Garland Motel Murder Suspects Held With Bond Because Of Immigrant Status: What It Means And Could Justice Be Served?

Three men face capital murder charges over a fatal shooting at a Garland motel and are held without release due to immigration detainers overriding set bail.

International Business Times UK

Media Outlets Shouldn't Get Public Funds, No Matter Their Political Bias

It shouldn't matter whether NPR leans right or left. Cutting its federal funding was the right move.

Reason

The IRS Is Now 25 Percent Smaller (and, Hopefully, Less Dangerous)

We still need real tax reform and much lower federal spending.

Reason

I'm a cybersecurity CEO who advises over 9,000 agencies and Sam Altman is wrong that the AI fraud crisis is coming—it’s already here

We may soon recognize a "Moore's Law"-style principle for AI that I call “Altman’s Law”: every 180 days, AI capabilities double.

Fortune

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He may talk rubbish but Trump has an eye for beauty, and that is a breath of fresh air

The US president promotes classical architecture and loathes ‘ugly’ wind turbines. Keir Starmer would dismiss him as a nimby, but on this Trump has a point, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Reason

The Senate Inches Closer To Taking Away Israel's Blank Check

Amid reports of Palestinian starvation, a majority of the Democratic Caucus—but no Republicans—voted to block U.S. weapons shipments to Israel.

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Why Your Estate Plan Is Useless Without These Two Documents

You’ve got a will. Maybe even a trust. You’ve had the hard conversations, dotted the I’s, and think your estate plan is solid. But if...

The Conversation

Colombia is producing more cocaine than ever – and more is reaching Australian shores

Imagine an area larger than the Australian Capital Territory, nearly twice the size of London and four times that of New York City covered in coca plantations.

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The Independent UK

Pam Bondi will become Trump’s fall guy for Epstein files chaos, DC insider says: ‘It’s like The Apprentice’

Attorney general is not only ‘vulnerable’ or ‘expendable’ member of Cabinet

Reason

Veteran With PTSD Can Sue the Cops Who Arrested Him for Panhandling and Tased His Service Dog, Court Rules

Joshua Rohrer's dog, Sunshine, ran away and was later hit and killed by a car.

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Why Local Governments Are Targeting Elderly Homeowners With Fines

For generations, owning a home was seen as the cornerstone of financial stability in retirement. But in recent years, a troubling trend has emerged: local...

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Why Even “Safe” Neighborhoods Are Becoming Legal Risk Zones

For decades, many Americans, especially retirees, sought out safe, quiet neighborhoods as a shield from uncertainty. A tidy cul-de-sac with trimmed hedges, low crime, and...

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Why Some Retirees Are Secretly Regretting Early Pensions

For decades, the dream of retiring early and enjoying life without work has fueled many Americans’ long-term financial planning. Early pension access, often available at...

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Trump’s tariffs: both a political and an economic threat

Editorial: The August deadline has come, but the dangers to international relations and to world trade are both as real as ever

Everybody Loves Your Money

10 Government Relief Programs With Hidden Income Caps

Government assistance programs can be lifelines during hard times. But not all of them are as accessible as they seem. Behind the headlines and hopeful slogans, many relief efforts have income caps that aren’t always obvious.

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