Economist says curbing SNAP fraud requires states to cover 100% of costs With the Trump administration taking steps to curb food stamp fraud, some fiscal watchdogs argue that shifting the consequences ...

Homeowners often discover that what happens on a neighbor’s side of the fence can spill over into their own yards. From fences to tree limbs, these issues raise questions about liability.

As 2025 winds down, here are some moves to help you finish the year strong financially. Morningstar’s director of personal finance and retirement planning, Christine Benz, discusses strategies. This ...

Hester Derengoski, a 4-year-old, was left alone with her baby brother while her mother went to the store. She noticed smoke ...

A new report by the United Nations Development Program is urging governments to focus more on how artificial intelligence ...

Nearly 44% of the 16,000 truck driving schools in the U.S. may be forced to close if they lose their students after a review ...

Legal experts say leveling a second strike on the survivors of an initial attack on an alleged drug boat would have been a ...

Donald Trump’s doctor says the president had MRI imaging on his heart and abdomen in October as part of a preventative ...

Traditionally, a commander might ask officers to produce three plans, then “wargame out” the options. AI can play that role—but over thousands of variations instead of a handful. The system interprets ...

Shifting toward merit-based selection of public university board members can better protect academic freedom than politically appointed boards, which have increasingly exerted influence over state ...

A proposed new Payment Services Act will replace the Money Service Business Act 2016, introducing a tiered risk-based licensing framework and ...

Organizers say that in response to government funding cuts, high prices and political uncertainty, interest in mutual aid ...