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Biden holds an edge this November based on American University professor Allan Lichtman’s analysis of 13 historical predictors.

The Department of Education is beefing up resources at certain colleges and financial-aid organizations after weeks of complaints from students, college counselors, schools and congressional Republicans over the delayed launch of the new FAFSA form.

The new “doink cameras” on the goalposts are likely to create the most buzz this Sunday.

“I do not see her and her children as deeply integrated into our family as a stepmother, and I don’t regard her children as my siblings.”

Video-game retailer and original meme stock GameStop has seen its shares slide in recent weeks.

The company called out ‘unrelenting’ demand for large-language models.

Small businesses in sectors like software and manufacturing are panicking over the expiration of a critical tax deduction that they say could lead to mass layoffs and business closures, unless Congress acts quickly to amend the law.

The spread between high-yield bonds and Treasurys elevates U.S. recession risk.

The state’s licensing process has created too much product and not enough places to sell it, a consultant and retail-store applicant said.

How you look at the stock’s setup now depends on how far you’re willing to glance out, says a Bernstein analyst.

Gold on Monday settles at its lowest in a week, but expectations that the metal will reach fresh record highs continue to grow.

Buckingham Palace’s announcement about British monarch King Charles’s cancer diagnosis may not be all that unfamiliar for older adults, who are more likely to develop the illness later in life.