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My boyfriend and I broke up, and he won’t communicate with me about child support. What can I do?

“I earn $100, 000 and I’m currently shouldering the mortgage, maintenance — specific to a co-op — and normal kid expenses.”

Here’s how Amazon just stepped up its robotaxi competition with Tesla and Google

Amazon’s Zoox is testing robotaxi operations in 10 U.S. cities, but Google’s Waymo has a big lead.

Higher oil prices will push U.S. inflation rate to 3% this year, El-Erian says

Higher prices will push inflation upward in 2025, limiting the Federal Reserve’s ability to cushion the soft U.S. labor market, said former Pimco CEO Mohamed El-Erian.

Microsoft has a new Anthropic partnership. Will Claude Cowork offer an AI advantage?

Microsoft is evolving its Copilot offering from chatbot to agent through a new arrangement with Anthropic.

Anthropic ratchets up its Pentagon battle as it sues the government

Anthropic has been designated a supply-chain risk by the government, a move that the company says could cost it hundreds of millions of dollars in private deals.

Oracle faces a high bar for earnings as investors look for an AI payoff

Oracle’s stock has been pressured over concerns about whether its AI spending will yield the necessary returns.

Three energy stocks look like bargains as the Iran conflict drags on

Most of the 2026 gains in the S&P 500 energy sector came before the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran. Meanwhile, stock prices are pulling back in one corner of the oil and natural-gas industry.

The stock market is still priced for ‘absolute chaos,’ but the worst-case scenario will be avoided, Nomura strategist predicts

Equities are likely to grind sideways but a full-on rout will probably not happen, disappointing those who have been betting on one, Charlie McElligott said.

Why the TSA shutdown delays could last another week — and what it means for you

Delays at U.S. airports may last at least another week as Congress remains at an impasse over funding for the Transportation Security Administration and other government agencies.

Why this country’s bond yields have been surging more than others after Iran attack

U.K. government bonds have been particularly hard hit by surging oil prices as investors bet inflationary pressures will quickly build in Britain and force the Bank of England to raise interest rates.

Can my wife switch to my Social Security benefits if she’s born after 1954? I receive a lot more than she does.

“We heard something about this no longer being allowed.”

This biotech’s stock is soaring after a ‘polarizing’ FDA official is stepping down

Vinay Prasad, an official for the Food and Drug Administration, is reportedly stepping down, which is welcome news for biotech companies.
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