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Less invasive, early stage Alzheimer’s blood tests may be on the horizon — with big implications for future treatments of the disease.

The investigation concerns driver data collected by car computer systems being sold to insurance companies, possibly affecting premiums.

The Federal Trade Commission implemented a new series of rules targeting fake reviews and bot engagement on social media.

Student loan servicer MOHELA faces charges by the American Teacher’s Federation for complicating the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.

California Governor Gavin Newsom announces new initiative to add driver’s license and state-issued photo IDs to Apple and Google Wallet.

An estimated 2.9 billion records of sensitive data, including names, addressed, and Social Security, Numbers are reportedly for sale on the dark web.

With wildfire season in full blaze, California homeowners face limited options and skyrocketing rates for homeowner’s insurance.

The UAW, a storied labor union, files charges against Trump and Musk for intimidating workers from striking in their X livestream interview.

Projections of $1 million in public debt per person by 2053 may push under-50s to prioritize IRAs over 401(k)s – despite employer matches.

The growing national debt averages $103,900 per American citizen, and is projected to grow to more than $1,000,000 by 2053.