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States sue over Biden’s student-loan repayment program using arguments that succeeded before

Missouri and six other states are asking a court to block the Biden administration’s revamped student-loan repayment program, less than a year after the state was a key participant in the lawsuit that ultimately invalidated President Joe Biden’s mass student-debt forgiveness plan.

Moderna’s stock jumps 6% as its cancer vaccine could treat more than just melanoma

Moderna’s stock got a boost on Tuesday after positive data was released from a trial of a form of head-and-neck cancer.

One in three women skip mammograms when faced with job loss and other hurdles, CDC says 

Many women dealing with job loss, lack of transportation and similar issues are skipping potentially lifesaving breast-cancer screenings, according to a new report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Boeing’s quarterly plane deliveries fall to lowest levels in nearly three years

Boeing’s numbers marked a steep decline from the 157 units it delivered in the fourth quarter and the 130 units it delivered in the first quarter of 2023.

Trump’s DJT stock is having a bad April, as it heads for a 5th straight drop

Trump Media shares are having a very bad start to April, as the former president’s namesake stock sinks toward a fifth straight loss.

Rising oil prices are pushing up 10-year inflation expectations and Treasury yields

Oil appears to be playing a major factor in this week’s rise of the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield to its highest levels since November, and boosting market-based inflation expectations over the long run.

Here’s how much the U.S. dollar has rallied after each CPI inflation report in 2024

A closely followed U.S. dollar index has seen “knee-jerk” rallies after hot inflation readings this year.

‘My half-siblings are trying to slither their way in to get a handout’: How do I make sure my parents only leave their home to me?

“My sister from my mom’s previous marriage lives in an RV in our driveway.”

Lucid’s stock gains on record shipments, but one bear still calls them ‘anemic’

Lucid Group put out just one sentence on Tuesday morning, but that’s sending its stock higher.

Congressional push to take TikTok off your phone may ‘be lost in the fog of presidential politics,’ Pence says

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and former Vice President Mike Pence are throwing their support behind a House-passed bill that could lead to a nationwide ban for TikTok, but the measure still looks likely to face a slow process in the Senate.

I’m doing backdoor Roth conversions, but I can only afford $200 per month. What are the pros and cons?

“I have a very good pension through work but I also want to save for retirement on top of it.”

Donald Trump’s financial woes return as his criminal trial is set to begin

Questions about Trump’s appeals bond and a plunging stock price weigh on the former president.
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