I am going to say something very controversial — The first hour of CNBC’s Squawk on the Street from 6 am to 7 am (Pacific) is one of the most high yield hours on television. News, business, commentary, culture, comedy and drama — it’s all there.
I am going to say something very controversial — The first hour of CNBC’s Squawk on the Street from 6 am to 7 am (Pacific) is one of the most high yield hours on television. News, business, commentary, culture, comedy and drama — it’s all there.
Earning More but in Worse Shape: Hardship Overwhelms Many American Families - WSJ
Nearly 10 million American children are living in poverty, the most since 2018, according to the latest Census Bureau figures from 2023.
Tens of millions more—like the Meazler kids—are precariously close. Their families have been pushed to the edge by a storm of economic factors, including the expiration of Covid-era relief programs and the impacts of inflation on food and housing.
Flow | A Simple Pomodoro Timer to Organize Your Everyday Work – My new favorite app. I am a believer in the Pomodoro method. I’ve let my adherence to it slide for a few months. Now, its time to get back on track.
Apple Sues Jon Prosser (The TRUTH About the End of Genius Bar) w/ Sam Kohl - Geared Up 210 - YouTube — Scandal!
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Kamala Harris Will Not Run for California Governor in 2026 - The New York Times — Kamala aunty out.
Opinion | Obama Won Record Numbers of Nonwhite Voters. This Is How the Democrats Lost Them. - The New York Times — This is an excellent op-ed, both in substance and in style
Last year, a record 4.8% of workers in 401(k) plans took a hardship distribution for financial emergencies, up from a prepandemic average of about 2%, according to Vanguard Group. And nearly one-third of people who leave jobs annually liquidate their 401(k)s, paying taxes and often penalties rather than keeping the money in a retirement account.