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How ‘unretiring’ to go back to work can affect your Social Security benefits
The newest trend in retirement doesn’t have anything to do with a beach or eccentric hobbies — it’s about getting back into the workforce
Supreme Court may get to decide Obamacare fate before 2020
A federal appeals court on Wednesday granted a Trump administration request to expedite oral arguments in a case challenging the legality of the Affordable Care Act
Ted Cruz threatens to regulate Facebook, Google and Twitter over charges of anti-conservative bias
Republican lawmakers led by Texas Sen. Ted Cruz threatened social media companies Wednesday with regulation, echoing repeated charges from President Donald Trumpand other top GOP officials that Facebook, Google and Twitter target the political speech of right-leaning users to limit their online reach
The ACLU Defends Gun Owners’ Constitutional Rights, Except for the Second Amendment Right to Own Guns
The organization objects to gun restrictions only if they impinge on other constitutional provisions
North Korea's Kim says US should reach nuclear deal by end of year
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has laid down an end-of-year marker for the United States to agree to terms for a nuclear deal while signaling he may agree to a third summit with President Trump
There are now as many Americans who claim no religion as there are evangelicals and Catholics, a survey finds
For the first time "No Religion" has topped a survey of Americans' religious identity, according to a new analysis by a political scientist. The non-religious edged out Catholics and evangelicals in the long-running General Social Survey
Trump says 'strongly looking at' plan to send immigrants to sanctuary cities
President Donald Trump on Friday said his administration is "giving strong consideration" to placing migrants arriving at the border into so-called sanctuary cities, an idea his aides previously said had been rejected
Fire at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris
PARIS — A fire broke out at the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris on Monday evening, according to the French authorities and witnesses.
The Federal Government Will Spend $35,148 Per Household in 2019. Here's Where It Goes
As another tax day arrives, Americans are surely wondering where their hard-earned federal taxes go. This year, Washington will spend a staggering $35,148 per household and collect $26,677 per household in taxes.
Liberal Donor Group Wants Next President to Support Green New Deal
The secretive Democracy Alliance donor club is hoping its nearly $300 million in political spending this cycle will result in a new political leadership willing to advance liberal ideas such as the Green New Deal, a private and confidential document obtained by the Washington Free Beacon shows.
MONEY IN THE TOILET – THE BILLION DOLLAR COST OF PUBLIC BATHROOMS
New York and California socialists can’t even build bathrooms. The fastest rising item in the country isn’t gold or bitcoin, it’s the cost of a public bathroom.
Here’s one way to get guaranteed income while delaying Social Security
It’s a conundrum faced by some pre-retirees: Full-time work soon will be behind them and they’ll need income, yet they want to delay tapping Social Security for as long as possible to maximize those benefits
Few Americans say they have benefited from key aspects of ObamaCare
Few Americans believe their health care situation has been improved by key components of the 2010 Affordable Care Act (ACA), according to a Hill-HarrisX poll released Thursday
Mark Zuckerberg Calls for Government Regulation of Political Speech on Facebook
He's got his reasons, but they all suck. And will accelerate Facebook's decline as a destination in cyberspace.
US poised to designate Iran's Revolutionary Guard a terrorist organization
The Trump administration could designate an element of Iran's military as a foreign terrorist organization as soon as Monday in an unusual move, according to multiple reports
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