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4 Essential Qualities to Consider When Choosing an Executor for Your Estate

Choosing an executor requires evaluating a candidate's financial judgment, objectivity and capacity for the long-term commitment necessary to manage an estate.

Kiplinger

No snakes in church and don't eat the frogs: the weird world of US animal laws

A few keywords in a search engine will bring up any number of strange laws involving animals in the United States. Many are urban myths: there is no law specifically prohibiting driving a car in Massachusetts with a gorilla in the back seat, although no one would dispute that would…

Radio France Internationale

Ukraine's attack on an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea could signal a new battlefront as U.S. seeks to form 'a ring of economic and military pressure'

"In any case, what is clear is that Iran’s war is becoming increasingly intertwined with two other conflicts: the Saudi-Houthi confrontation and the Russia-Ukraine war."

Fortune

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5 Key Proposals in Trump’s “Great Healthcare Plan

Navigating the American medical landscape often feels like trying to decode a foreign language while watching your bank account drain. If you have ever opened...

Saving Advice

Average Social Security Benefits for 81-Year-Old Retirees in 2026

An 81-year-old retiree in 2026 does not receive a special Social Security payment simply because of reaching that birthday, but age can offer a useful snapshot of what benefits look like later in retirement. The average monthly benefit for retired workers across all ages stood at $2,071.30 in December 2025,…

The Free Financial Advisor

At What Age Does Social Security Stop Being Taxed? Here’s the Truth

One of the most common questions retirees ask is, “At what age does Social Security stop being taxed?” It’s an understandable question, especially since many...

Saving Advice

Public health advice tells us to buy local. Can Canada’s food system keep up?

The cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to fresh produce in the United States is raising concerns in Canada about the safety of imported food. While Canada has seen some recent cases of cyclosporiasis, officials say there is no link with the U.S. outbreak.

The Conversation

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Most breastfeeding mothers take medication, but many are making decisions without good information

When a woman who is breastfeeding develops an infection or a flare of a chronic condition, they face a decision that sounds simple but rarely is: should they take the medication to treat their condition?

The Conversation

A 50-year radiation safety rule is on the chopping block under Trump’s nuclear agenda

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is proposing to eliminate a foundational safety principle that has for 50 years minimized the radiation people in the United States are exposed to, and that has been adopted around the world

The Independent UK

UFO Sighting Over Hawaii: Flight Swerves to Avoid Mysterious White Object as Airline Denies Claim

A passenger on a Mokulele Airlines flight in Hawaii claims her plane swerved to avoid a UFO emerging from cloud, even as the airline and US regulators say they have no record of a near-miss.

International Business Times UK

The last gasp of Trump's foreign policy

He restarted a war no one wanted and signed a nuclear deal no one read. What's next?

Salon

US Halts Iran Strikes Amid Caution On Munition. Mediators Dangle Peace Option Again

The issue of dwindling US munitions stockpile and potential political backlash were among the concerns raised to Trump, but there is no clarity on whether this was instrumental in the pause in the US bombardment of Iran.

International Business Times

David Pratt: Is Trump’s Saudi deal set to trigger an arms race?

AMONG his many controversial traits, a tendency toward double standards sits high on the list.

The National (Scotland)

Through the looking glass: smartglasses face scrutiny

Wearing cameras and speakers powered by artificial intelligence comes with benefits but critics warn it also presents serious privacy concerns.

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Why Most People Overpay Taxes in Retirement — and Don't Even Know It

The retirees who enjoy the lowest tax bills in retirement aren't those who earned the least — they're the ones who plan ahead for their retirement income.

Kiplinger

How Retirement Puts Your Cognitive Portfolio at Risk (and the Answer Isn't Doing More Crosswords)

The most underestimated risk in retirement may be the one your financial plan can't prevent — the cognitive decline that happens when your mind isn't challenged.

Latin Times

Leaked Document Reveals How ICE Tracks Phones, Cars and Social Media at Scale

A leaked 2024 ICE inventory lists 115 surveillance and data tools, from phone tracking to facial recognition — and shows what's since been added.

Fortune

Ronald Reagan center director: How to talk politics with family, friends and neighbors, without losing them

A new civility handbook offers a simple framework for disagreeing without destroying the relationships that matter most.

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International Business Times UK

'His Hippocampus Is Deteriorating': Neuroscientist Re-Frames Donald Trump's Behavioural Outbursts

Neuroscientist Frank George says Trump's public behaviour may resemble signs of a brain disorder, though he has not examined or diagnosed him.

The Economic Times

Bridges and infrastructure are hit as US struck deeper into Iran

United States airstrikes against Iran have expanded over two weeks of conflict. Initial strikes targeted Iran's navy and coastal defenses in the Strait of Hormuz. Recent attacks now hit bridges and infrastructure deeper inside Iran. Iran has retaliated with intensified strikes on ships and Gulf countries. The conflict has pushed…

International Business Times

U.S. Intelligence Believed Iran's Former Supreme Leader Opposed Nuclear Weapons. His Successor May Not

American intelligence officials assess that Mojtaba Khamenei has shown greater openness to developing advanced nuclear weapons, even though he has never publicly endorsed such a program.

The Guardian - US

Staff turnover is rampant under Trump 2.0 – with insidious results

A new report shows more Senate-confirmed staffers have left their jobs this time around than in his first term

The Guardian - US

Postpartum psychosis or murder? Trial of mother who killed her kids spotlights mental health

Lindsay Clancy’s mental wellbeing will be a central question during her trial for strangling her three children to death

The Guardian - US

I tried so hard to become a salad eater. Now cyclospora is sending me back to burgers

Between the companies pushing junk food and the bacteria threatening our produce, eating right feels basically impossible

The Free Financial Advisor

The Spousal Social Security Rule That Many Married Couples Overlook

Social Security spousal benefits can give a lower-earning spouse a valuable boost in retirement, but the benefit does not exist in a little financial bubble. A change in marital status can change the payment, eliminate it, or replace it with a completely different type of Social Security benefit.

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