Efforts to halt Russia’s use of the Starlink internet system to guide its drones for attacks on Ukraine have produced “real results,” Ukraine’s defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov said on Sunday.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said he opposes a plan endorsed by one of his top economic advisers that would allow Americans to use retirement savings from their 401(k) accounts to make down ...

Educators have a lot of questions about AI. Well, when I want practical insight on ed tech, I frequently turn to the ever-thoughtful Michael Horn—lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, ...

WASHINGTON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - The Trump administration plans to allow investors to use some of their retirement funds to make a down payment on a house, White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett ...

President Trump will issue a plan next week for letting Americans tap their 401(k) retirement accounts for a down payment on a home, a senior White House official said Friday, the latest in a series ...

As the Trump administration has put housing affordability in the spotlight recently, one of the president’s top economic advisors unveiled how Americans might be able to use 401(k) funds for a home ...

A bill aimed at keeping cellphones out of classrooms passed the Michigan House of Representatives on Tuesday, marking a comeback for legislation that failed last year. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Mark ...

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A special event was held in Chennai on Wednesday, January 7 to celebrate the 73rd birthday of actor-director K Bhagyaraj and also celebrate his 50 years in cinema. Some prominent celebrities of the ...

An AdobeStock photo illustrates cell phone usage in a classroom. Kansas Senate leaders from both parties unveiled bipartisan legislation on Tuesday that would ban cell phones in K-12 classrooms. The ...

The new rule will let you take up to $2,600 yearly from your 401(k) to pay for qualified long-term care insurance premiums without paying a 10% early withdrawal penalty if you're under age 59½. The ...