It’s less than five months until the midterm elections and voters are not happy with what’s in their wallets. Only 12% say they are getting ahead financially, most think the economy is in bad shape, ...

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Getting home from New York Penn Station could look very different during the World Cup. Transit officials say NJ TRANSIT service from Penn Station to New Jersey will be restricted beginning four hours ...

Republicans on the House Armed Services Committee moved to codify Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s “Department of War” name change during a marathon session of debate over the annual defense policy ...

Americans feeling the weight of current cost of living have likely been waiting and hoping for the Federal Reserve to issue the interest rate cuts that would lead to diminished costs. Despite hopes, ...

Americans trying to decide whether to buy or sell a home are confronting a housing market reshaped by sharply higher mortgage rates, a shift increasingly tied to global instability. The ongoing Iran ...

Why has the number of births declined everywhere, all at once? Some blame technology, particularly smartphones and social media. Others blame a kind of 21st-century weltschmerz—a sadness about the ...

A Take 5 Oil Change is being built in Manitowoc on Calumet Avenue. The new location will be next to the recently opened Club Car Wash. Take 5 is a rapidly expanding national brand known for its quick, ...

Below, Joseph Moore shares five key insights from his new book, How to Get Rich in American History: 300 Years of Financial Advice That Worked (& Didn’t). Moore is a historian who spent more than a ...

Will dating app malaise finally kill off the swipe? For Bumble, at least, that seems to be the case. In an interview with Axios on Thursday, Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd confirmed that Bumble will ...

McDonald's is removing self-serve soda fountains from its dining rooms nationwide. Customers can still get free refills but will need to ask an employee. The change is part of a dining room ...