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The U.S. commander who oversaw the raid that killed Osama bin Laden says the U.S. is under attack again — “but from within,” and it’s the president doing it.

The sheer amount of loose talk from Democrats about how capitalism is failing is stunning.

British lawmakers have voted to postpone a decision on whether to back a Brexit deal with the European Union, throwing a wrench into government plans to leave the bloc at the end of this month.

Trump will make a buck from the G-7 meeting at Trump National Doral. In the early days of the U.S., Washington, Adams, Jefferson and Madison had serious money troubles, in part because of the expense of being president.

Two gauges of U.S. economic health are telling different stories — and that’s troubling, writes Mark Hulbert.

Jurica Dujmović says a military patent could explain mysterious objects caught on video by a jet-fighter pilot.

Managing volatility is part of investing in stocks.

Here’s what Reddit users and nutrition experts say she should eat on a budget.

The U.S. grew more slowly in September and is likely to remain soft in the months ahead, according to an index that measures the nation’s economic health.

Small changes can make a big difference in your net worth.

Americans’ student debt adds up to twice the value of all homes on the market.

The region is likely to generate more than half of the world’s gross domestic product within 20 years.

It’s already that time of year again.

According to the latest IRS data cited by Bloomberg, it took earnings of $515,371 in 2017 to crack into the top 1%, a rise of 7.2% from the year prior, even after adjusting for inflation. Since 2011, when the Occupy Wall Street protests were raging, the threshold to break out of the 99% has risen an inflation-adjusted 33%.

Two economists crunched the numbers on more than 70,000 lower-income households.

#DeleteFacebook is trending again after reports that Mark Zuckerberg met with conservative pundits.

Oil futures trade higher Friday, looking to score a third gain in row, with support tied to progress toward deals on U.S.-China trade and Brexit, as well as a weekly fall in U.S. inventories.

The Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index in October fell to 5.6 after registering 12 in September.

Our chart and call of the day from Ciovacco Capital Management’s Chris Ciovacco looks at a batch of historical charts that are pointing to more gains for stocks. That is, if those animal spirits can return.

Brokers have been asking for their complaint records on BrokerCheck to be wiped clean at soaring rates.