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: ‘This is pretty wild’: Cocaine found in the White House? It’s on the rise again across the U.S. 

Cocaine-related overdose deaths had been falling in the years leading up to 2012, but that has changed.

NerdWallet: Most people can’t afford long-term care, but there are some ways to cover the costs

From reverse mortgages to hybrid insurance policies, here are some avenues available to people who can’t afford the care they need.

NerdWallet: Don’t hold your breath waiting for rental car prices to drop—here’s why they’re so expensive

Flights are 5% more expensive than they were in May 2019, and hotels are up 15%, but that's nothing like the 48% increase in rental car prices. What's the deal?

Next Avenue: Older Americans are getting healthier; here’s what’s working for them and what’s not

A new study says older Americans are heading in the right direction and staying healthier longer. Here's how to make sure you'll be one of them.

NerdWallet: 5 essential money conversations to have before you get married

An infidelity survey found a shocking number of people lie about money to their partner. Here are 5 financial topics you should raise before saying 'I do.'

Kelley Blue Book: Should you buy a used EV? Here are 10 things to know before you make the leap.

Shopping for an electric car requires some different thinking compared with gas cars. There are some extra considerations to ponder. Here's what to know.

Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures retreat as Fed hawks push up bond yields

The prospect of the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates higher for longer -- and the damage that may ultimately do to the global economy -- is again rattling sentiment in stock markets.

Key Words: BlackRock CEO Larry Fink compares bitcoin to digital gold as ETF applications at SEC stack up

BlackRock Chairman and CEO Larry Fink sounds more enthusiastic about bitcoin now that his firm is seeking regulatory approval for a spot bitcoin ETF.

: The stunning gap between how much Americans earn and how much they need to feel ‘financially secure’

High inflation, interest rates and housing costs are making Americans feel financially insecure, a new Bankrate survey found.

: Threads debuts to crush of users and a question: How do I import followers from Twitter?

Albeit slow under a crush of curious digital onlookers, Meta Platforms Inc.'s new app instantly created a buzz.

: Meta launches Threads, its app to rival Twitter, a day early

"Let's do this. Welcome to Threads," Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg posted on the new app.

: Subway rolls out $80 million plan to bring deli slicers to its U.S. locations

Subway is clearly aiming to challenge growing sandwich chains, including Jersey Mike’s, that offer subs with freshly sliced meat, said a veteran fast-food industry analyst.
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