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Title Protection Setup: 3 Steps Homeowners Should Activate This Weekend

A quiet scam continues to hammer homeowners across America, and the worst part involves how quickly criminals can strike before anyone notices the damage. Property thieves now use forged signatures, fake identification, and public records to transfer ownership documents, open loans, or create legal chaos tied to valuable homes. The…

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World imbalances trouble G-7 in wake of Trump’s China encounter

Global finance ministers convene in Paris to address lopsided world growth, focusing on structural misalignments after the US-China trade summit. France aims to tackle America's deficits, Europe's low investment, and China's trade surplus. Economists warn of systemic crisis without concerted re-balancing efforts.

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'Knelt before America, surrendered India': Nishikant Dubey alleges Congress 'handed over' Sir Creek, Siachen to Pakistan on US orders

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has accused the previous Congress government of compromising India's sovereignty. He alleges that under the guise of a civil nuclear agreement, the government surrendered Sir Creek and Siachen to Pakistan. These claims are made in relation to the 2006 Mumbai train blasts. Official records present a…

The Economic Times

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Potential sponsor of Sean Duffy’s controversial ‘road trip’ reality TV show pulled out over ethical concerns, report says

The Great American Road Trip, which stars the transportation secretary and his family, will premiere next month

The Independent UK

From beef ribs to a ‘heavenly’ walk: Xi-Trump summit symbolism underscored American power and Chinese tradition

Diplomacy often masquerades as theater. And nearly nine years after his first state visit to China, Donald Trump returned to Beijing with an extended cast of characters.

The Conversation

Clay Aiken was called 'ugly' by Simon Cowell

Clay Aiken has recalled how Simon Cowell branded him "ugly" on American Idol - but insisted he was very nice off camera.

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LIRR Strike Begins: America's Busiest Commuter Rail Shuts Down for First Time in 32 Years Over a 2% Wage Gap

Three hundred thousand commuters woke up Saturday to find no trains running. A 2-percentage-point difference in wages was all that separated a deal from a shutdown — and now the real chaos begins Monday morning.

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Lockheed Martin Stock Looks Well-Positioned to Get a Big Lift From the Very Costly Golden Dome Initiative

LMT stock shows multiple, positive catalysts, with the Golden Dome being among the largest.

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Trumpiana: Bear in China shop!

Donald Trump visited China, praising Xi Jinping while Xi alluded to America's decline and the "Thucydides Trap." Despite claims of trade breakthroughs, no concrete agreements were announced. Trump also continued his social media attacks and focused on domestic projects, while a satirical art installation mocked his approach to the Iran…

The Times of India

Most Americans say the country’s best years are in the past ahead of country’s 250th birthday celebrations

More than 40 percent of Americans are feeling pessimistic about the nation’s future, the survey found

The Independent UK

Trump: Xi Jinping is ‘right’ to call America ‘nation in decline’

US president Donald Trump said Xi Jinping was “right” to call America “a nation in decline” during an interview with Fox News on Friday (15 May).

The Independent UK

8-year-old African American boy from Colonial Maryland found buried with white Colonists, and it's unclear if he was enslaved

A 17th-century cemetery from Colonial Maryland held the remains of an 8-year-old boy with majority African ancestry, as well as two indentured servants.

LiveScience

Is Your State Killing Property Taxes? What Homeowners Need to Know

Property taxes used to sit quietly in the background while homeowners worried about mortgage rates, grocery prices, and gas bills. That changed fast when home values exploded across the country and annual tax bills started climbing by hundreds or even thousands of dollars. In many parts of America, homeowners now…

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How Much Is One Million Dollars Really Worth in 2026?

One million dollars still carries serious bragging rights, but the emotional punch no longer matches financial reality in America. In the 1980s and 1990s, people pictured mansions, luxury cars, and permanent vacations whenever someone mentioned becoming a millionaire. Today, that same number often buys a modest house in a major…

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4 High-Use Drugs That Will Have Lower Medicare Prices — And 3 Others Facing Negotiations

Millions of seniors are finally seeing relief from some of the highest prescription drug costs in America as Medicare’s new drug price negotiation program begins...

The Economic Times

Amazon vs Walmart: Great American race begins for $1 trillion annual sales. How will this benefit customers in rural U.S?

Amazon last year invested $4 billion to bring same-day or next-day deliveries to 4,000 smaller cities, towns and rural communities.

The Free Financial Advisor

Millions Of Americans Are Missing Out On The SALT Deduction

The SALT deduction, which stands for state and local taxes, continues to play a significant role in how Americans calculate their federal tax bills. Many households in high-tax states rely on this deduction to soften the blow of property taxes, income taxes, and sales taxes. Federal tax law allows taxpayers…

The Times of India

Nirmal Narvekar, Harvard’s $57 billion Indian-American money manager, bows out

TOI correspondent from Washington: Nirmal Narvekar, the Indian-American financier who spent nearly a decade reshaping the investment machinery behind Harvard University’s colossal $57 billion endowment, is preparing to retire, closing one of the most consequential – and controversial – chapters in modern university finance.

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Major Auto-Insurance Rule Changes in 2026: Could Your Premium Jump? Here’s the State-by-State Breakdown

Gas prices already spark enough road rage, but 2026 is delivering another expensive surprise straight to American drivers’ wallets. States across the country continue rewriting auto-insurance rules, raising minimum coverage requirements, tightening claim regulations, and forcing insurers to recalculate risk in ways that could hit monthly premiums hard. Drivers who…

The Times of India

Why Robert F. Smith’s Morehouse surprise donation mattered even more after graduation day

Robert F. Smith's 2019 Morehouse College commencement gift stunned graduates by erasing all their student debt, a move that also covered parents' financial burdens. This $34 million donation highlighted the immense pressure of student loans, particularly within African-American communities, and underscored the broader issues of college affordability and wealth disparity.

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Child-Support Text Scams Are Draining Fathers’ Accounts — Police Warn About This New Fraud

A phone buzzes during lunch, and suddenly panic takes over. The message claims a child-support payment failed, a court case opened, or a license suspension looms unless immediate action happens. Many fathers react fast because the stakes feel terrifyingly real. Scammers know that fear works better than flashy promises of…

InsideEVs

Absurdly Fast EV Chargers Are Coming To America, But Cars Aren't Ready

Forget 400 kilowatts. The next wave of electric vehicle chargers are getting ready for much faster speeds.

International Business Times

Trump Reiterates Statement On Americans' Finances Amid Iran War Talks

US President Donald Trump has reiterated that he isn't worried about the finances of Americans while negotiating an end to the Iran war.

The Economic Times

Quote of the day by humorist Mark Twain: ‘If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous he will not bite you. This is…’

Mark Twain, born Samuel Clemens, was a renowned American writer and humorist. He captured societal flaws and human nature through his stories and sharp remarks. Twain's works, including Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, transformed American fiction. He faced personal loss and bankruptcy but repaid debts through lectures. Twain died in…

The Independent UK

Battle of the shopping giants as Walmart and Amazon race to speed up deliveries to rural America

Walmart and Amazon are racing to speed up order deliveries in small, rural areas of the USA

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