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Amidst the current government shutdown that began Oct. 1, plenty of questions arise — especially for retirees and others who rely on Social Security payments to make ends meet. 

He won't take it sitting down.

After years of unanswered questions, Saffron Devereux McCarthy discovered she was born with a syndrome that affects 1 in 4,500 female infants.

“I’ll stop diagnosing my friends when I stop being right!”

You can now send the U.S. government money through Venmo to help pay off the national debt. And if that sounds ridiculous to you, you’re not alone. Personal finance personality Dave Ramsey and co-host Ken Coleman tore into the idea on a recent episode of “The Ramsey Show,” mocking the…

Polish PM Donald Tusk moves to invoke NATO's Article 4 after Russian drones breach Poland's airspace.

If you thought about what he was like, you'd have known better.

IBT Media has filed a $200 million lawsuit in Westchester County against Dev Pragad and former executives, alleging fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and a scheme to strip IBT's assets to benefit Newsweek. The case adds to mounting legal battles over Newsweek's ownership and leadership.