Financial planners and retirement researchers say family support is one of the biggest reasons older Americans fall short on savings. The pressure often comes from adult children, grandchildren and caregiving costs, not market swings alone.
A crew member died after going overboard from a Princess cruise ship after it left Fort Lauderdale, according to the cruise line. The death happened during the ship’s current sailing, and details about the incident remain limited.
A juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex nicknamed “Maximus” is set to be auctioned by Sotheby’s on July 16 with a presale estimate of $4 million to $6 million. The South Dakota fossil could set a new mark for a young T. rex, but its long-term public access is not guaranteed.
Geronimo, the Chiricahua Apache leader born in present-day Arizona in 1829, built a lasting reputation by repeatedly escaping U.S. and Mexican forces. His story still shapes how many Americans understand the Apache Wars across Arizona and New Mexico.
U.S. mortgage rates are still running above 6%, keeping monthly payments elevated for buyers and limiting urgency for many sellers. Here’s what the latest Freddie Mac and NAR data means if you’re moving in 2026.
CNBC’s 2025 America’s Top States for Business study placed Tennessee last on quality of life, putting the state at No. 50 in that category. The ranking pointed to healthcare, worker protections, and inclusiveness measures as key factors.
The rapid buildout of AI data centers is increasing water demand in farm-heavy states including Arizona and Texas. Public records and company filings show the biggest questions are where that water will come from and how much local communities will ultimately lose.
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation on December 4, 2017, sharply reducing Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante in Utah. The move cut the two national monuments by nearly 2 million acres combined and triggered years of legal and political fights.
