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Disney Heiress Plans to Halt Donations to Democrats Unless Joe Biden Drops Out

Disney Heiress Plans to Halt Donations to Democrats Unless Joe Biden Drops Out

President Joe Biden faces pressure from prominent donors within his party, including Disney heiress Abigail Disney, who announced she would cease funding to the Democratic Party.


Second Donald Trump Presidency Would Cause Spike in Long-Term US Bond Yields, Edmond De Rothschild Investment Head Says

A second Donald Trump presidency could lead to a rise in long-term US Treasury yields, according to Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management's Chief Investment Officer Benjamin Melman.

Social Security Falls Short for Gig Workers' Retirement Needs—What's the Solution?

Social Security taxes alone are insufficient to provide gig workers with a secure retirement, prompting discussions on alternative strategies to ensure their financial stability in later years.

New Zealand Tourist, Wife of Businessman Doug McKay, Killed in Southern California Robbery

A New Zealand tourist, identified as the wife of prominent businessman Doug McKay, was tragically killed during a robbery attempt in Southern California.


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