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Can Student Loans Be Forgiven If Colleges Mislead You?
Student activists have discovered a federal law that sat dormant for two decades. Now, thousands may be on the way to having student loans forgiven.
How NFL Stadiums Affect Home Values
Trulia analyzed how an NFL stadium impacts the values of homes within a 2-mile radius. Find out what researchers learned.
The 10 Most Punctual Airlines of the Year
Just one North American airline made the list of the top 10 most punctual airlines worldwide. Find out which company earned bragging rights.
Glassdoor: The 10 Best US Jobs in 2016
If you’re looking to start a new career, the top job on this list comes with a six-figure salary and demand seriously outpaces supply of people who can fill the open positions. Read on.
Amazon Offers Full Refunds on All Hoverboards
While the feds investigate fires and accidents that are apparently related to the self-balancing boards, the online retail giant becomes the first to offer refunds.
iPhone Users: This Is an Update You Should Not Ignore
The latest Apple security update may sound routine, but a computer security expert explains why it’s important for iPhone users to install it right away. Here’s how to do it.
Manufacturer Pledges to Make Its Cars Death-Proof by 2020
In less than five years, nobody in this brand of car should worry about being badly injured or killed in an accident. Find out which car maker is making a bold promise.
Wal-Mart Gives 1.2 Million Raises, but Critics Cry Foul
More than 1.2 million employees of Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club are set to receive a pay increase next month — but not everyone is happy about it.
Coin Flip Beats Listening to Wall Street Pros, Analysis Shows
Do you think the predictions of Wall Street experts are “full of bull”? A statistician says you are right. Learn why.
Survey: 40 Percent of Americans Are All Work, No Play
Why Americans are taking less vacation than ever before — and why it’s not good for anyone!
More Than 500,000 Americans Will Soon Lose Food Stamps
As 22 states reinstate previously waived work requirements for SNAP benefits, thousands of our nation’s poorest adults will see their food stamps disappear.
Gun-Buying Rush Swamps FBI Background Checkers
The FBI is diverting staff from other areas and planning to dramatically increase its workforce dedicated to conducting background checks to meet surging demand for guns.
Verizon Launches New ‘FreeBee’ Data Plan
One week after AT&T announced a new unlimited wireless data plan, Verizon has unveiled its own innovation. Learn the details.
How Your Texts Can Hurt a Child’s Emotional Health
Put down that phone, Mom — stat! A new study says fragmented and chaotic care may harm a baby’s emotional development.
These 4 Colleges Just Launched Big Tuition Cuts
The soaring cost of a degree has decreased enrollment at many colleges, but some schools are now offering a variety of deals. Find out more.
Why Your State Tax Refund May Be Late This Year
Find out why it’s more important than ever to file your taxes early this year.
Finally: A Way to Rid Your iPhone of Those Pesky Default Apps
If you’re tired of Apple’s default apps cluttering your iPhone or iPad, you’re going to want to check out these clever tricks to hide them.
Buyer Beware: Hoverboards’ Safety Mark Said to Be Bogus
Underwriters Laboratories has accused Illinois-based Swagway of using fake UL safety certification marks on its hoverboards.
The Freshest — and Cheapest — Pies to Bake for Each Month of 2016
Few things say “home” like a great pie. We’ve got suggestions for 12 pies, one for each month of 2016. As a bonus, we’ve chosen pies based on the months when their ingredients are in season and cheapest.
Was Child Labor Used to Help Make Your Phone, Car Battery?
Children as young as 7 work in African mines to unearth a metal commonly used in cellphone and car batteries, according to a new report.
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