Fed researchers say tariffs actually lower inflation — because they’re a demand shock that slams employment and economic activity

"Instead, tariff shocks appear to act as aggregate demand shocks—moving inflation and unemployment in the same directions." ...
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Fort Smith Board to consider sanitation charges, capital project plan

Proposed rate changes in some sanitation services and a proposed ordinance to create a process to review large capital ...

2 pre-retirement financial habits to implement now

HerMoney Media CEO Jean Chatzky and Hello Alice CEO Elizabeth Gore sit down with Robert "Bob" Powell, host of Yahoo Finance's ...

The world’s ultra-wealthy make themselves at home in these 7 US cities. How they’re preserving their wealth against the odds (and how you can too)

The ultra-wealthy are drawn to these hubs because of a powerful mix of booming financial ecosystems, cultural amenities and, ...
LAist

Brady Bunch house

The Brady Bunch house in Studio City is now being considered for historic-cultural monument status. Preservationists say ...
LAist

Tariff rollback

The Brady Bunch house in Studio City is now being considered for historic-cultural monument status. Preservationists say ...
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A Stoic Blueprint To REINVENT Yourself in 2026 (12 Week Plan)

Dorothy Chambless Howard Spiegel Ronnie Zimmerman Jason Jason Cole Abi Lynn Dicken My name is Amir, I'm a 29-year-old video editor and animator. I'm a student of philosophy & psychology and I create ...

I’m 40 and my mom just died, leaving me with a $3.25M inheritance — how do I use this windfall wisely to ensure it’ll last me long term?

Beyond the tax implications, you need to make a smart plan for how to make the money last. An often cited statistic from a 20 ...
Inside Climate News

Decades After the U.S. Government Conducted Research Beneath This City, a Promising Clean Energy Technology Returns to Its Roots

Researchers drilling under a college campus in the 1980s paved the way for an ambitious new project in the Twin Cities.
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Funding cuts, lawsuits, and fear derailed Pa.'s plan to close state hospitals

After a period of psychiatric hospital closures and investment in community support, Pennsylvania has shifted focus to the most restrictive care possible.