Is 70 Too Old for a 30-Year Mortgage? What Retirees Should Really Consider

Housing decisions in retirement are becoming a financial strategy Across the United States, more retirees are facing a complex financial crossroads: whether to commit to long-term homeownership or maintain the flexibility of renting. As longevity increases and retirement years stretch longer than previous generations, the traditional idea that mortgage debt

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Epstein Files Release Triggers New Political and Legal Shockwaves Across the US

The large-scale release of millions of pages from the Epstein files has unleashed widespread controversy across legal, political, and public sectors, exposing not only deeply disturbing allegations but also profound systemic failures in how sensitive information is handled by federal authorities. The unprecedented data dump, exceeding 3,500,000 pages, has intensified

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U.S. Education Department Staff Firings Cost Taxpayers Over $28 Million, Watchdog Finds

A new federal watchdog report reveals that the U.S. Department of Education’s attempt to dismiss hundreds of employees resulted in a financial burden of more than $28 million for taxpayers, intensifying scrutiny of workforce management, civil rights enforcement, and government efficiency. The findings highlight how the administration’s cost-cutting strategy, aimed

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Trump’s Multi-Billion Dollar Lawsuits Against Universities Signal a New Era of Federal Control

President Donald Trump’s aggressive legal and financial campaign against major U.S. universities has triggered one of the most consequential transformations in American higher education in decades. Through lawsuits, executive orders, and the strategic withholding of federal grants and contracts, the administration has applied unprecedented pressure on elite academic institutions, reshaping

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Trump’s National Guard Deployments Could Exceed $1 Billion in 2026

Trump’s expanded domestic use of the National Guard is shaping up to be one of the most expensive federal security strategies of his second term. Current budget projections indicate that continued deployments across multiple U.S. cities could push annual costs beyond $1 billion, a figure that places growing pressure on

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Minneapolis Killings Intensify Calls for Body Cameras in Immigration Enforcement

The killings of two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis by federal immigration officers have triggered a national debate over accountability, transparency, and the urgent need for body-worn cameras within federal law enforcement agencies. As Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection expand operations under the banner of intensified immigration

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Mediterranean Diet Cuts Stroke Risk for Women

As women age, their risk of stroke rises steadily, with a notable acceleration after menopause. Stroke remains one of the leading causes of death and long-term disability among women, affecting roughly one in five between the ages of 55 and 75 in the United States, according to data from the

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Trump Warns of Tariffs Over Iran Trade

US President Donald Trump has moved to intensify economic pressure on Iran by signing an executive order that threatens additional tariffs on countries that continue commercial ties with Tehran. The measure authorizes penalties on goods entering the United States from any nation deemed to be trading directly or indirectly with

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