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Meta Set to Lay Off 10% of Its Staff as It Pushes for AI
The May 20 pink slips are just the first wave — Meta is targeting a 20% total headcount reduction from its 78,865-person global workforce as it races to catch up with Google and OpenAI in AI.
Lowe’s Is Set to Open 5 Stores in 3 States in 2026. See Where
The first location opens in June in Port St. Lucie — and shoppers will find a redesigned showroom with digital signage, a 3D design visualizer, and self-service paint kiosks unlike any current Lowe’s store.
‘Rich and Unemployed’ Podcaster Sentenced for $3.8M Fraud Scheme
The podcast host pulled off his $3.8 million identity theft ring while already serving time at a federal halfway house for a prior fraud conviction.
Airline Satisfaction Rises, but This One Major Carrier Slipped
Southwest Airlines held the top spot in last year’s survey with an 80-point score — then came the assigned seating, the bag fees, and the steepest satisfaction drop of any major carrier in the country.
How to Build a DIY Retirement Plan — and Why You Shouldn’t Do It Alone
You don’t need a professional to help you get your plans on solid ground, but you do need some help.
Thor Metals Review: Services, Fees and What to Know
Thor Metals covers IRA setup and two years of storage at no extra charge on qualifying accounts — but markups on coins and bars still run 1% to 3% over spot, and third-party custodian fees kick in after that.
American Hartford Gold Review: Services, Fees and What to Know
American Hartford Gold doesn’t post prices online, and IRA customers pay $75 to $125 a year in maintenance fees on top of dealer markups they can’t preview until they call.
Goldco Review: Services, Fees and What to Know
Before rolling over a 401(k) into gold, know what Goldco actually charges — setup, annual maintenance, and storage fees add up even before dealer markups hit the spot price.
Could TSA Chaos Return to the Atlanta Airport? DHS Funding to Run Out
The emergency funds keeping TSA paychecks flowing could dry up the first week of May — and Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson already saw hours-long security lines the last time officers went without pay.
Deadline Nears for Miami Beach Residents to Apply for $20,000 Floodproof Plan
Low-income homeowners in the flood zone could qualify for the full $20,000 with no matching funds required — but the application window slams shut April 24.
White House to Announce Drug Pricing Deal with Regeneron
Regeneron becomes the last of 17 major drugmakers to sign on, but the secret terms and cash-only focus leave millions of insured Americans wondering what — if anything — changes for them.
The Essential Health Screening Checklist for Women Over 50
You’ve come this far — now prepare yourself for the next half-century.
8 Airline Tricks That’ll Cost You Hundreds This Summer — and How to Fight Back
Airfares are up nearly 15%, and bag fees just jumped again. Here’s how to fight back.
5 Things You Should Almost Never Buy in Retirement
These expenses just don’t make sense for most retirees.
15 Major Cities in America That Rely Most on Immigrant Labor
These are the metro areas where shifts in policy or enforcement may have the greatest impact.
Jaguar Land Rover Recalls 170,000 Vehicles. See Affected Models
The defect can cause complete loss of drive power and exterior lighting while on the road — and a fix hasn’t been developed yet, with owner notification letters not arriving until June 12.
How Will DC Residents Receive Money from $9.9 Million Live Nation Settlement?
DC’s attorney general sued Ticketmaster’s parent company for hiding fees and using pressure tactics on concertgoers for a decade — and $8.9 million of the $9.9 million settlement is now earmarked to go directly back to consumers.
5 Takeaways from Tesla Earnings as Musk Ramps Up Spending and Robots
Tesla reclaimed the top global EV sales spot from BYD in Q1 — but with Model S and X production ending in May and billions flowing toward robots and robotaxis, the company Musk is building looks nothing like the one investors knew a year ago.
$99 Disney Tickets? This May Be the Cheapest Way to Go to Disney
A bundle deal running from late May through late September brings per-day pricing to roughly what Disney charged a decade ago — and a new kids park hopper offer at Disneyland slashes what would otherwise be a $279 ticket down to just $50.
Senate Rejects Measures Meant to Lower the Cost of Gas, Groceries
Two Republicans in purple states broke with their party to back proposals targeting grocery and health care costs, even as most GOP senators rejected the full Democratic amendment package.
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