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New Social Security Rule Just Went Live — Here’s How Much Longer You’ll Be Working
Starting June 1, 2025, the Full Retirement Age for Social Security increased to 66 years and 10 months, impacting millions of Americans born in 1959. This shift means working longer to receive full benefits, with early retirement still possible at 62 but with steep reductions. Learn how this change affects your payout, whether you should delay retirement, and how to plan smarter for long-term financial security.
Walmart Just Struck a Game-Changing Deal—Your Favorite Fast Food Is Moving In!
Walmart is teaming up with fast-food giant Wienerschnitzel to open hot dog restaurants inside select stores across the U.S. This move, part of a broader in-store dining expansion, aims to boost convenience and compete with retailers like Costco. With added perks for Walmart+ users—like 25% off Burger King orders—it’s a delicious game-changer for your next grocery run. Here's everything you need to know.
China Just Got Burned—New U.S. Visa Policy Is a Game-Changer
The U.S. just dropped a visa bombshell—revoking Chinese student visas tied to national security risks. With over 277,000 Chinese students in America, this aggressive new policy could shake higher education, inflame U.S.-China tensions, and trigger a global talent war. From AI to aerospace, students in “sensitive” fields face unprecedented scrutiny. Here’s what it means for students, universities, and the future of academic freedom.
Trump Rejects $15M CBS Deal—Blames ‘Mental Confusion’ in Wild Legal Twist
Donald Trump has rejected a $15 million settlement from CBS over an allegedly misleading “60 Minutes” interview with Kamala Harris. Citing “mental confusion,” his legal team demands $25 million and a public apology. With CBS execs resigning and Paramount’s merger with Skydance Media in jeopardy, this lawsuit could redefine media accountability—and press freedom—in election coverage. Here's everything you need to know about this unprecedented legal drama.
Why Did Hamas Reject the U.S.-Israel Gaza Ceasefire? The Real Reason May Scare You
Hamas has rejected a U.S.-backed Gaza ceasefire plan accepted by Israel, calling it a sham that continues the cycle of violence. The real reason? The deal offered no permanent ceasefire, didn’t demand Israeli withdrawal, and lacked humanitarian guarantees. This deep dive explains why Hamas said no, what both sides really want, and why this diplomatic flop could make things worse before they get better.
Trump Pulls Back on Harvard Ban—But Is It Really Over?
Trump’s attempt to block Harvard from enrolling international students just got halted by a federal judge—but the fight’s far from over. With allegations of antisemitism and national security concerns driving the move, the case has huge implications for students, universities, and U.S. global standing. Harvard has 30 days to defend its license. Here’s what’s at stake, what students should do, and why this legal battle could reshape American higher education.
This One Move Could Break the Trump-Xi Truce Forever—Here’s Why It Matters
The Trump-Xi truce is teetering after the U.S. cracked down on Chinese students and tech exports—moves China calls a betrayal. This one decision could wreck months of diplomacy, spark new tariffs, and send shockwaves through the global economy. From inflation to stock market drops, here's how this political standoff could hit your wallet—and what to watch as tensions rise again between the world's two economic giants.
Gap’s Hidden $300M Shock: Wall Street Reacts After Massive Forecast Dodge
Gap Inc. rocked Wall Street with strong Q1 results—but a hidden $300 million tariff risk not included in its forecast sent its stock tumbling 16%. While Old Navy and Gap brand sales rose, investors were spooked by the lack of clarity. With big moves to reduce China dependence underway, Gap's next earnings call could decide whether this retail giant keeps climbing or gets clotheslined by trade policy.
Trump 2029? GOP Congressman Reveals Stunning Plan for a Third Term
A GOP Congressman just proposed a constitutional amendment that could open the door for Donald Trump to run for a third term in 2029, despite the clear two-term limit of the 22nd Amendment. While Trump has publicly said he’ll stick to two terms, the buzz around a potential return is stirring serious debate. Here’s what’s really going on—and why changing the Constitution is far easier said than done.
Elon Musk Didn’t Leave Washington—He Left a Warning
Elon Musk's time in Washington as head of the Department of Government Efficiency was anything but boring. Tasked with cutting $2 trillion in federal spending, Musk slashed agencies, stirred chaos, and ultimately resigned after clashing with Trump. But his influence lingers, and his bold warning—"You can’t fix the system from inside"—has left D.C. reeling. Here’s the full story of how Musk stormed Washington, and what comes next.
