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Forty-five percent of parents are helping their adult children financially

Being an adult is expensive — so expensive that some parents are helping their adult children financially even after they are living on their own.

Social Security update: Direct payment worth $914 to arrive in one week

The final distribution of March's Supplemental Security Income payments, worth $914 for individual filers, will be sent to beneficiaries in one week, according to the Social Security Administration.

Another Joe Biden veteran joins TikTok’s lobbying army

Another former Joe Biden staffer revealed he has joined TikTok’s growing lobbying army — the same day that the Chinese company’s CEO testified before Congress this week amid growing efforts to ban the app.

Pentagon says it doesn’t want conflict with Iran after strike exchange in Syria

The Department of Defense's spokesman said America does not seek conflict with Iran despite the attacks over the last 24 hours.

Memphis basketball player charged with assault after punching opponent after loss

Memphis women's basketball player Jamirah Shutes has been charged with assault after punching Bowling Green State University's Elissa Brett after a game.

GOP warns of ‘vacuum’ filled by China following Xi-Putin meetings

Republicans warned about the growing challenge posed by the “DragonBear” alliance between Russia and China, including a global leadership “vacuum” filled by Chinese leader Xi Jinping, following a meeting in Moscow by the leaders of the two nations.

Biden makes mistake during Canadian Parliament address: ‘I applaud China’

President Joe Biden raised eyebrows during his remarks to the Canadian Parliament when he misspoke and thanked China for cooperating with the U.S. regarding record levels of Western Hemisphere migration.

Trump painting counted among White House missing gifts found in Miami ‘electrical room’

A missing painting of former President Donald Trump was found outside an electrical room in a Trump Hotel in Miami.

Government cracking down on companies that make it hard to cancel subscriptions

The Federal Trade Commission is seeking to crack down on companies that make canceling subscriptions difficult after a slew of complaints.
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