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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau previously visited Donald Trump in the White House during the president-elect's first term in office

Trump, Trudeau Hold Meeting At Mar-a-Lago Amidst Looming Tariff Threats

The anticipated meeting follows Trump's warning of broad 25% tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada.

Biopharmaceutical Company's Stock Plunges 75% After FDA Rejects New Drug

Applied Therapeutics' stock plummeted 75 percent after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) rejected approving govorestat as a treatment for galactosemia.

Retired Too Soon? Why 58% of Americans Are Calling It Quits Earlier Than Planned

Retirement planning is about balancing time and investments with proper guidance.

A new study reveals that 58% of US workers retire earlier than planned, driven mostly by health or employment issues. The shift has profound implications for retirement security, urging financial planners to guide retirees toward better strategies for their future.

Money, Happiness Or Both? How Gen Z, Millennials And Boomers Define Success In A Changing Economy

A recent study reveals stark differences in how generations define financial success, with Gen Z envisioning the highest earnings and net worth, while Boomers aim lower but achieve higher incomes.

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Trump And Mexican President Clash on Social Media About Closing The Border

Claudia Sheinbaum pushed back on Trump's claim, saying 'Mexico's position is not to close borders but to build bridges'

Trump Gives A Special Thanksgiving Message To 'Radical Left Lunatics'

President Biden, in contrast, urged Americans to focus on 'the fact that we've been blessed to live in America, the greatest country on Earth'

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Almost Derailed By Anti-Israel Protestors

The demonstrators were met by 'boos' from the crowd and shouts of 'USA, USA, USA.'

Trump And Musk Take Surprise Turn In Mission To Slash Government Spending

The switch to a more austere approach is contrary to Trump's first term when his tax cuts inflated the budget

Expect To Pay More For Your Christmas Tree This Year, Here's Why

Shoppers should 'anticipate slightly higher prices for both real and artificial Christmas trees,' according to the American Christmas Tree Association.

Struggling Zoom Rebrands And Pitches Itself As An IT Company

Zoom Video Communications Inc. has rebranded to Zoom Communications Inc., signaling a shift from its original focus on video conferencing to a broader range of AI-powered work solutions.

Trump-Backed Florida Candidate Warns Muslim Congresswomen 'Hebrew Hammer' Is Coming: '#BombsAway'

Randy Fine, a state Senator in Florida, directed his remarks at Reps. Ilhan Omar and RashidaTlaib, the only two Muslim women in the House

9 In 10 'Smart' Devices Could Face Security Threats: Feds

88.6% of 184 manufacturers' web pages for the products failed to disclose how long they would receive software updates, leaving them exposed to potential harm.

JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon said the US economy 'remains strong' but faced headwinds, including persistent inflation

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Predicts 3 1/2-Day Workweeks

He said he can also see the possibility that people will live to be 100 due to the transformational nature of the technology

US Renters Have Less Than 3 Percent Of The Wealth Of Homeowners

Renters in the United States have less than three percent of the wealth of homeowners, with a median net worth of $10,400 compared to nearly $400,000 for homeowners.

California Man Caught At Airport With Meth-Caked Cow Pajamas: Feds

Raj Matharu arrived at Los Angeles International Airport on Nov. 6 to fly to Sydney.

Subway CEO Steps Down After Value Meal Deal Fizzles

John Chidsey will retire at the end of this year and be replaced by interim CEO Carrie Walsh while the company searches for a successor

Giuliani Lashes Out In Manhattan Federal Court: 'I Have No Cash'

The judge admonished the former NYC mayor for not paying the $148 million defamation judgment he owes two Georgia election workers

AI Power Demands Could Bring Environmental Crisis: 'Real Moral Questions'

While the surge in data center development to support artificial intelligence strains the U.S. power grid, it raises an ethical question: 'Is AI worth the energy needed to power it?'

Disney To Pay Thousands Of Female Employees To Settle Wage-Gap Lawsuit

Disney has agreed to pay $43.25 million in compensation to settle a class action lawsuit over gender pay disparities.

Musk's Cybertruck Said To Be One Of Most Unreliable Vehicles: 'Nobody's Buying It To Use As An Actual Truck'

While the Tesla vehicle has become a staple with celebrities, it six recalls have made it one of the most unreliable vehicles on the market, making it worse than 91 percent of all 2024 vehicles.

Walmart Caves To Right And Cuts DEI Programs: 'We Aren't Perfect'

The world's largest retailer joins a growing list of corporations that have ended the initiatives after being targeted by right-wing activists

Retailer Kohl's Says It Is Taking 'Aggressive Action' After Sales Plunge Nearly 10%

Kohl's reported a significant sales decline in the third quarter of 2024, with net sales down 8.8 percent and comparable sales falling 9.3 percent.

California Man Hanging Christmas Lights Killed By 'High Voltage Electrocution'

24-year-old Antonio Pascual Mateo was stringing Christmas lights on the roof.

Weather Map Reveals Where Thanksgiving Winter Storm Will Hit The US Hardest

Americans in the East can expect a forecast of rain during Thanksgiving Day while their northern plain counterparts will endure cold temperatures as low as 25 degrees Fahrenheit.

Florida White Woman Who Shot Black Neighbor Through Door Sentenced To 25 Years

A white Florida woman who was found guilty of manslaughter after shooting her Black neighbor through her front door was sentenced to 25 years in prison on Monday.

Warren Buffett Updates Plans To Give Away His $147 Billion Fortune: 'Father Time Always Wins'

He will donate over $1.1 billion of Berkshire Hathaway stock to four family foundations this year, continuing his annual tradition of giving away his fortune.

Jack Smith Officially Gives Up Both Cases Against Trump, Drops All Charges

The special counsel filed motions to end prosecutions over the president-elect's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election and hoard classified documents.

Trump Will Order All Trans Soldiers to Leave Military as Soon as He Becomes President: Report

Donald Trump will order all transgender service members to leave the military with an executive order upon his return to the White House, defense sources say.

7-Eleven Promotes Holiday Clothing Line Featuring Pajamas, Ugly Sweaters

7-Eleven is celebrating the holiday season with festive fashions including ugly sweaters and pajamas sets to the delight of slurpee enthusiasts.

Trump's Mass Deportation Plan Could Keep Food Off American's Plates, Farming Industry Warns

Nearly half of farm workers lack legal status and there are concerns what that will mean to the industry if Trump's plans to deport millions of migrants.