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Paul, Pegula cap big day for Americans in Cincy

Tommy Paul and Jessica Pegula notched three-set victories Wednesday, highlighting a big day for Americans at the Cincinnati Open.

Most Americans retire with this much banked in savings, but is it actually enough for you?

4 Americans reach semifinals at Cincinnati Open

Americans Frances Tiafoe, Brandon Nakashima, Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula each advanced to the semifinals at the Cincinnati Open.

Ecuador intelligence chief and five Americans killed in Kenya helicopter crash

Michele Sensi-Contugi and his wife Stephany Hollihan are among the seven people killed in the crash.

Ecuador intelligence chief and five Americans killed in Kenya helicopter crash

Michele Sensi-Contugi and his wife Stephany Hollihan are among the seven people killed in the crash.

Americans bought 12% less soda under new SNAP restrictions, study says

The drop in soda purchases is meaningful, but not enormous, one of the study's authors said.

Book Review: ‘The Late Americans,’ by Brandon Taylor

Brandon Taylor’s novel circulates among Iowa City residents, some privileged, some not, but all aware that their possibilities are contracting.

Many Americans are moving away from congregations, but not necessarily from religion – movies, plays, art and social media fill the gap

To understand what religion looks like in 21st-century America, researchers may need to ask different questions.

Five Americans among seven killed in safari helicopter crash in Kenya

Officials say all seven people onboard killed, including Telemundo executive and Ecuador intelligence chief Seven people, including five Americans, were killed when a safari helicopter crashed on Wednesday morning in a remote part of northern Kenya, according to local police and

House Democrats Say Direct-to-Door Gun Sales Rule Would Endanger Americans

House Democrats on Wednesday demanded that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives withdraw a package of proposed regulatory changes, including a rule that would allow people to buy guns online and have them shipped to their door. In a letter to ATF Director Rober

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink says a bank account is 'one of the worst financial decisions' — and urges Americans to invest

For young Americans, the workplace is the new phoneless frontier. 'It allows us to hyper focus on the task at hand,' says employer

Schools and increasingly teen employers are drawing a hard line against phone use. The benefits for teens can be profound.

Pulisic, Friedel, Dempsey: Best Premier League careers in USMNT history

With the Premier League kicking off and several Americans set to play big minutes in 2026-27, ESPN ranks the best careers by U.S. players in the league.

Inflated Claim About Guns and Self-Defense Returns to CDC Website

In July, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention added a claim to its web page on firearm injury and death prevention stating that Americans use guns defensively an estimated 60,000 to 2.5 million times each year. The change reflects the Trump administration’s staunch Seco

STAT+: Pharmalittle: We’re reading about Medicaid obesity-drug coverage, a Regenxbio gene therapy, and more

President Trump’s pledge to make pricey weight loss drugs widely available for low-income Americans through Medicaid is not panning out

Trump tries to quiet his mass deportation campaign. Voters aren’t moving.

New results from The POLITICO Poll show that half of Americans, including nearly a quarter of Trump’s 2024 voters, still say the president’s mass deportation campaign is too aggressive.

Think Medicare Advantage provides better care for chronic conditions? A new study suggests otherwise.

Medicare Advantage enrollees with diabetes aren’t healthier than Americans on traditional Medicare — despite the grocery and gym perks.

Personalized pricing is “abhorrent,” but FTC limits may increase costs, critics say

Some Americans worry that the Federal Trade Commission's rush to limit personalized pricing in the name of consumer protection could end up killing discounts they depend on or, counterintuitively, raising prices. The FTC has no power to ban personalized pricing, in which a busine

Forget the recent socialist shift — Democrats are ready for an FDR revival

By 2028, most Americans will be ready to shift their attention to someone other than Trump. And the candidate who disavows the DSA and embraces the muscular, practical liberalism of FDR is the one who will likely prevail.

Army Grunts Get 4 Days Off To Play 'Grand Theft Auto' In Exchange For 2 Years Of Their Lives

This certainly feels like another instance of the the U.S. Armed Forces taking advantage of young, undereducated, and financially desperate Americans.

New-Car Prices Are Going Up, But Your Discount Is Going Down

Americans paid nearly $50,000 for the average new vehicle in July while automakers quietly became less generous with incentives

Ground beef prices are soaring. Trump’s fix has U.S. ranchers worried

With most Americans still feeling the pinch of persistent inflation, President Trump wants to make one pricey grocery staple cheaper. “Today, I concluded a deal to substantially lower the price of ground beef for working American families,” Trump said in a Truth Social post share

CRSHMARKET goes viral: You can now bet on what happens next in a livestream. Social media thinks that’s a nightmare

Prediction markets already get a bad rap online from some social media users, and now a new app that blends livestreaming and live betting is unleashing a new wave of social media outrage. In a poll earlier this year , 29% of Americans said they viewed the growing popularity of p

Bipartisan majorities in US favor banning glyphosate

Two-thirds of Americans favor banning the use of the herbicide glyphosate, the active ingredient in the popular weedkiller Roundup, on crops grown in the United States, according to a nationally representative survey conducted by the Annenberg Public Policy Center (APPC) of the U

Here's how America's $40 trillion debt can hit your wallet

The U.S. national debt this week topped $40 trillion, raising fresh concerns about how rising federal borrowing could affect Americans' finances. Why it matters: Americans don't personally owe the national debt, but rising debt could pressure lawmakers to raise taxes, cut spendin