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Todd Kahler was astonished and happy when he was finally accepted for Social Security disability benefits after being refused twice and appealing the decision. He'd have enough money to maintain himself because he couldn't work due to his…

Anticipating changes to Social Security in 2025 might help you start planning for the new year and identify any changes you can make to increase your eligibility for the most significant benefits. People who believe that these measures…

While USAA has been a renowned banking organization supporting military troops, veterans, and their families for decades, it has recently faced criticism from regulators and customers. A recent joint investigation by American Banker and the…

A San Francisco police investigator played a pivotal role in identifying Luigi Mangione, the man accused of fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson Mangione. According to a police source, the investigator recognized Mangione…

Following an inquiry into claims that she fabricated evidence, resulting in a wrongful arrest and felony charges against a woman, a Whitehall police officer was fired on Thursday. Officer Brooke Cano was discovered to have recorded a…

The lawsuit filed by a recurring Arlington County Board candidate against The Washington Post has been thrown out. After hearing oral arguments this week, a D.C. district court judge dismissed Audrey Clement's lawsuit, which claimed age…

According to a recent complaint, an 80-year-old woman passed away a month after her Sleep Number bed unexpectedly moved and imprisoned her against a wall for two days last year. At a complaint filed Tuesday, Rosalind Walker's daughter,…

Travis Timmerman, an American from Missouri who claimed to have been released from a prison earlier in the week following the overthrow of longstanding ruler Bashar al-Assad by a stunning rebel attack, was discovered in Syria on Thursday.…

According to recent official data, medically assisted dying, sometimes referred to as voluntary euthanasia, was responsible for 4.7% of deaths in Canada in 2023. According to the nation's fifth annual report since euthanasia became legal…

A 17-year-old girl with a clean bob and soft eyes was shown in the blue-and-yellow banners that fluttered across South Korea, her smile immortalized. For a quarter century, the urgency of the red lettering next to her photo never waned.…