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Kevin Warsh showed that he’s decisively not Trump’s ‘sock puppet’—and markets didn’t like it

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh looks on during his first news conference since taking the helm at the central bank on June 17, 2026 in Washington, DC. Warsh

2026/06/18

The G7 just pledged to break China’s rare earth grip — there’s a lot of work to do

Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer, US President Donald Trump and France's President Emmanuel Macron attend a morning work

2026/06/18

The froyopocalypse is over. Gen Z is swarming frozen yogurt shops like it’s 2010

Health-conscious Gen Zers love the frozen treat.

2026/06/18

How surging gold prices led to the biggest jump on this year’s Southeast Asia 500

Digital trading platforms have made it easier for ordinary people to invest in gold. The 400-ounce gold bar, the global standard for trading, can cost millions

2026/06/18

Apple prepares second-generation iPhone Air for spring 2027

The Air is part of a push to expand Apple’s $210 billion iPhone business with new designs.

2026/06/18

Needles used to detect breast cancer in shortage from recall

Hologic started a recall in January following reports of metal and plastic pieces dislodging from the needles and getting stuck in patients’ bodies.

2026/06/18

Vanguard’s alarming state of retirement in 2026: The average American has $167,970 in their account—or they have $44,115

How much do you have in your retirement account?

2026/06/18

World Cup, America 250 face new risk with spy law lapse

Sen. Mike Rounds warns that it “makes our country a lot less safe” at a critical time.

2026/06/18

The affordability crisis is so bad that, for the first time ever, both mom and dad are working full-time in most American families

Families where both parents work at least part-time see more financial benefits than families where just the father works, according to Pew Research Center.

2026/06/18

Biden’s flip-flopping on student loan promises made borrowers increase discretionary spending, and were 7.5% more likely to default as a result

Joe Biden flip-flopped on forgiving student loans, and that cause people to go into delinquency.

2026/06/18

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Kevin Warsh showed that he’s decisively not Trump’s ‘sock puppet’—and markets didn’t like it

The G7 just pledged to break China’s rare earth grip — there’s a lot of work to do

The froyopocalypse is over. Gen Z is swarming frozen yogurt shops like it’s 2010

How surging gold prices led to the biggest jump on this year’s Southeast Asia 500

Apple prepares second-generation iPhone Air for spring 2027

Needles used to detect breast cancer in shortage from recall

Vanguard’s alarming state of retirement in 2026: The average American has $167,970 in their account—or they have $44,115

World Cup, America 250 face new risk with spy law lapse

The affordability crisis is so bad that, for the first time ever, both mom and dad are working full-time in most American families

Biden’s flip-flopping on student loan promises made borrowers increase discretionary spending, and were 7.5% more likely to default as a result

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Needles used to detect breast cancer in shortage from recall

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‘I have nothing to lose’: Perplexity CEO says fear of failure is ‘the stupidest thing’ holding you back

Vietnam is becoming the hottest tourist hotspot in Southeast Asia—and trying to avoid Thailand’s mistakes

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