Pew Research Center conducted a survey to gauge Americans’ views on the current COVID risk and how the pandemic was handled.

A CBP spokesperson told Newsweek that there has been a 29 percent increase in eggs being detained at ports of entry.

That’s unusual, financially speaking, and it’s thanks in part to a little-known savings account called an ABLE account, which lets people people with disabilities save money beyond the $2,000 asset limit that’s linked to benefits like Supplemental Security Income and Medicaid.

The Toronto plane crash and other flight mishaps have flyers on edge as a man with aerophobia reassures flyers about plane safety. A commercial pilot and psychotherapist also weighs in.

More middle-class Americans are cash poor. They need short-term loans for emergencies, but the high fees can worsen their finances, a report says.

The Administration insists that its aggressive trade policies won’t hurt U.S. consumers, but data from Trump’s first term suggest otherwise.

Two surveys this week show a stark and growing divergence between heads of businesses and the rest of the country when it comes to the economy: Consumers are jittery. Executives are hopeful.

SaveHealth highlights the severity of drug prices and underscores the importance of prescription coupons in reducing costs.