Claire Ballentine - Bloomberg

Trump Says Harvard Should Cap Foreign Students At 15%

Wealth

How to Help Your Kid Who’s Struggling to Find a Job

New Grads Join Worst Entry-Level Job Market in Years

As companies freeze hiring and AI makes some less-skilled roles obsolete, the Class of 2025 is finding a lot of doors are closed.

Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour - London, UK

Billionaires

Taylor Swift Locked In Her Billionaire Status Before Acquiring Music

The pop star’s acquisition of her first six albums comes after her blockbuster Eras Tour boosted her fortune.

Economics

Trump Risks US Consumer Discontent With His Tariffs, Poll Shows

President Donald Trump’s trade agenda is leaving consumers worried about their household costs.

Markets

Tiger-Backed Robinhood Rival Launches DIY Indexing With a Twist

Trump Stokes Harvard Feud By Threatening Tax-Exempt Status

Wealth

Harvard’s Foreign Students Are Stunned and Devastated by Trump’s Ban

Wealth

Columbia Heads to Summer Break With Reputation Scarred by Tumult

Boston Celtics v New York Knicks - Game Six

Wealth

NY Knicks Tickets Near Timothée Chalamet Will Cost You $62,000

Industry In Canadian City Most Vulnerable To Tariffs

Wealth

Trump’s ‘Buy Stock’ Message Comes at a Key Psychological Level

How To

The Ultimate Tariff Buying Guide

Worried that Trump’s policies might make stuff more expensive? Here’s what to purchase right now, what to skip and what’s a maybe.

High School Holds Makeup Ceremony For 2020 Graduates

Economics

US Student Loan Rate Set to Be 6.39%, Extending Borrower Squeeze

Economics

Pre-Tariff Car Buying Frenzy Leaves Americans With a Big Debt Problem

Consumers who raced to replace their vehicles because of Trump’s trade policies risk a costly financial hangover that could last years.

University of Missouri U. Missouri Campus Back To Work One Day After President And Chancellor Resign
Resigns As Protests Grow over Racism

Debt & Savings

Student Loan Borrowers Face Wage Garnishment as Defaults Surge

The federal government is restarting ‘involuntary collections’ on education debt after more than five years.

Fed Chair Powell Delivers Commencement Address At Georgetown Law

Spending & Earning

Big Law’s $245,000 Pay Blunts Student Worries About Trump Attacks

Law students with heavy debt burdens are stepping into an industry that’s in the president’s crosshairs.

Spending & Earning

Fearing Recession, Young People Are Heading to Grad School

With Gen Z bearing the brunt of a largely frozen labor market, early signs suggest applications to grad school will be up this year.

China’s Urban Revivo Opens US Store In Push For Global Growth

Inflation & Prices

American Consumers Are Getting Rattled by Trump’s Tariff Chaos

Markets Magazine

How Virtual Banking Made Saving Risky Again

When a software company called Synapse failed, some app users lost access to money in FDIC-insured bank accounts. How is that even possible?

How To

What to Do With Your Money Right Now as Tariffs Reshape Markets

US consumers and investors are in a tough spot as stocks plunge across the globe, recession odds surge and higher prices loom for a wide swath of products.

Debt & Savings

Chaotic US Student-Loan Restart Drives Surging Delinquency Rate

Americans with federal debt are facing financial consequences for missed payments after a long pandemic pause.

Repo Man Recovers Property As Owners Default On Payments

Debt & Savings

Car Repossessions Surged Last Year to Highest Level Since 2009

Americans are struggling to afford their monthly payments in a sign of consumer stress hitting the US economy.