Government pledges 10,000 new foster care places in England
Rule changes aim to create thousands of new foster places and help full-time workers.
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‘Years in the making’ – are Arsenal ready to shed ‘nearly-men’ tag?
Arsenal have moved a step closer to winning their first major silverware since 2020 by beating Chelsea 4-2 on aggregate in the Carabao Cup semi-final.
‘Panicked’ dad-to-be wants to use 401(k) to pay off car. Ramsey shuts him down. How to separate finances from emotions
If you’ve ever thought of pulling money out of your 401(k) to cover immediate expenses...
Pub landlord savages Rachel Reeves with ‘bitter’ taps mocking her brutal tax raids
In a quaint Hertfordshire pub, a cheeky protest against tax hikes has patrons chuckling. Discover the story behind the 'Rachel Thieves' beer tap.
Gaza’s Border Crossing To Egypt Reopens But Only Few Palestinians Can Cross
Within the first few hours of the opening, no one was seen crossing in or out of Gaza.
President Trump just missed a key legal deadline for his spending plans—stoking economists’ fears over the $38.5 trillion national debt
"We won’t be able to fix the debt without touching Social Security, Medicare, defense, or revenue—the math just doesn’t work. And we can’t count on heroic growth rates or crashing interest rates," Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB) said.
Palantir’s blockbuster earnings fired a starting gun on a global rally in stocks
Companies are reporting capex spending plans that suggest AI companies won't run out of money any time soon.
From Wall Street to Washington: The CEO who is overhauling the IRS and SSA
Frank Bisignano brings a corporate playbook to two of the federal government’s largest agencies.
What impact might ‘unprecedented’ Six Nations schedule have?
Coaches may need to call on more players and there might be fewer underdog stories as a new Six Nations schedule is launched.
