(NewsNation) — More than half of Americans expect to spend less on fun expenses — like entertainment, travel and eating out — this year, according to a survey
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How would Trump’s budget bill affect the child tax credit?
(NEXSTAR) — President Donald Trump’s big tax cuts bill includes changes that would affect various groups of Americans — including parents and guardians. Should Trump succeed in swaying
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Drivers could see cheapest Memorial Day gas prices since 2021
(NewsNation) — There’s good news for millions of Americans hitting the road this Memorial Day weekend: Lower gas prices. The national average price of gas is expected to
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Home prices record first monthly drop since 2022: Redfin
(NewsNation) — Elevated mortgage rates and economic uncertainty have sidelined buyers, and for the first time in years, home prices are starting to slip. According to the Redfin
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Walmart responds to Trump comment that retailer should ‘eat the tariffs’
BENTONVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — Shortly after Walmart announced prices would increase on multiple items sold by the chain, President Donald Trump blasted the company on social media, accusing
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Scalise: GOP eyeing Medicaid work requirements for ‘early 2027‘
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) said on Monday that Republicans are eyeing early 2027 as the target date for the new Medicaid work requirements in the large
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Dental expenses you can pay for using an HSA
(NewsNation) — Savings accounts like HSAs allow users to pay for “qualifying medical expenses,” according to Internal Revenue Service guidelines, with pre-tax dollars. Health savings accounts are for
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Capital One is acquiring Discover: Will you be impacted?
(NEXSTAR) — More than a year after announcing it would acquire Discover for more than $35 billion, Capital One says it has completed the deal, bringing “together two
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What is crypto staking?
(NewsNation) — The cryptocurrency industry has a language of its own. What is crypto staking? It’s the process of locking digital tokens to a blockchain network to earn
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Looking for a home under $300K? Try these 10 major US metros
(NEXSTAR) – Despite home prices continuing to outpace the budgets of many Americans, there are still major U.S. cities where the average price is under $300,000, according to
