Americans are paying nearly as much interest on credit cards and other debt as they are on their mortgages
While homeowners could lock in a 3% mortgage for 30 years not long ago, other kinds of consumer debt have grown more expensive.
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This flying-car startup that’s backed by SpaceX has almost 3,000 preorders
Alef Aeronautics told CNBC it has received over 2,850 reservations so far for its $300,000 flying car. It costs at least $150 to preorder a Model A.
White House toned down VP’s Gaza speech – media
The Biden administration reportedly edited a speech by Kamala Harris about Gaza to avoid sounding too harsh against Israel Read Full Article at RT.com
West tried to derail World Youth Festival in Russia – Moscow
The collective West has failed to derail the World Youth Festival underway in Sochi, Maria Zakharova has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Russia needs to tax childless people – psychologist
Dmitry Deulin has proposed reviving a Soviet-era tax on people who choose not to have children Read Full Article at RT.com
A Max Password-Sharing Crackdown Is Coming
Following in the footsteps of Netflix and Disney+, streaming service Max plans to start restricting password-sharing later this year.
Omega 2024 White Speedmaster Moonwatch: Specs, Price, Availability
The new chronograph can trace its bright look back to models designed to withstand the rigors of space travel, with a dial chosen for its ability to reflect the sun’s heat.
Facebook down? 7 ways to troubleshoot if the app is not working on your device
Facebook may be down if the site isn’t working for you. Here’s how to check if the site has problems and how to troubleshoot if the app is glitching.
Meta’s CTO replaced his Tesla with an electric Mercedes: ‘I didn’t know cars could be this nice’
Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth said his Mercedes-Benz AMG EQS is "the best augmented-reality product I think you could buy."
1 million Arizonans will have all their medical debt wiped out, joining other states’ efforts to make sure the burden doesn’t ‘torpedo’ Americans’ lives, Arizona’s governor says
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs announced a partnership with RIP Medical Debt to forgive medical debt for those earning under 400% of the federal poverty line.