Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is boosting Europe's economy with soaring hotel prices and profits for local businesses in over 18 cities, while economists monitor for potential inflationary effects.

A recent Resume Builder survey found that three in ten job postings could be fake, raising ethical concerns about trust and transparency in hiring practices across various industries.

Starting in July, borrowers enrolled in the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) Plan will see their monthly student loan payments reduced from 10% to 5% of their income.

A federal appeals court in New Orleans has ruled that eight specific employers challenging federal health insurance requirements are not obligated to provide no-cost coverage for certain preventive care, such as HIV prep and some cancer screenings.

As the general election approaches, Democrats are emphasizing to Pennsylvania union voters that the Butch Lewis Act, part of Biden's American Rescue Plan.

A Chinese man was sentenced to two-and-a-half-year in prison for stealing around $88,700 from a Singaporean jeweler on a Singapore Airlines flight.

Robert Winnett has opted against becoming The Washington Post's editor amid controversy surrounding CEO Will Lewis, who received allegations of unethical journalism practices.

An oil tycoon shot his wife to death before he turned the gun on himself to commit suicide. Victoria Vera Blyth, a former television anchor and singer, was tragically shot by her husband, David Thomas Blyth, a prominent oil tycoon, at their villa in Ankara, Turkey.

Former President Donald Trump's net worth fell by about $475 million as shares of Trump Media & Technology Group continued their downward trend.

The IRS has identified significant fraud risks in its review of $86 billion worth of Employee Retention Credit claims, with the majority deemed at risk of being improper.