Bitcoin faces its first annual decline since 2022 as broader economic trends impact cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin’s Annual Struggles Amid Economic Pressures As the year wraps up, Bitcoin is on a trajectory to record its first annual loss since 2022, impacted by macroeconomic challenges and a drop in trading momentum. Despite reaching new highs earlier this year, the cryptocurrency has found it difficult to stabilize since October, culminating in its largest […]
Dollar heading for its largest annual decline since 2017
Dollar on Track for Major Decline The dollar appears set for its largest annual fall since 2017, with expectations of further weakness in the coming year as the Federal Reserve continues its trend of cutting interest rates. This year, the dollar has plummeted by 9.6% against a set of major currencies. Concerns about the stability […]
3 Fidelity ETFs to Buy and Keep for Lifetime $100,000 Annual Dividend Income Starting in 2026
One fund stands out for outperforming the S&P 500 while offering a significantly higher dividend yield. Dividend stocks have a unique advantage, really, because they provide three potential revenue streams. As companies expand, their stock prices rise, which benefits shareholders. Plus, they typically pay out cash dividends, often on a quarterly basis. The best part? […]
How Many Walmart Shares Are Required for $500 in Annual Dividends
Key Points Walmart (NASDAQ: WMT) stands as one of the top retailers globally, operating over 10,000 locations in 19 countries. Since its initial public offering back in October 1970, it has been a fixture in the stock market. Considering where to invest $1,000? Our analysts share their insights. Top 10 stocks to buy now. Walmart’s […]
Trump starts the 126th annual Army-Navy football game
Trump at Army-Navy Football Game On December 13, 2025, President Donald Trump attended the 126th Army-Navy football game at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland. This marked the seventh occasion he has participated in this event, having attended regularly from 2016 to 2020 and again last year. Interestingly, the last time the game was held […]
None of the 12 surviving US military veterans of Pearl Harbor, all over 100 years old, can attend the annual memorial.
No Survivors Attend Pearl Harbor Ceremony This Year This year, none of the 12 U.S. service members, all over the age of 100, who survived the Pearl Harbor attack were able to make it to the ceremony in Hawaii. It’s quite disheartening, really, as it marks a troubling trend where fewer survivors are able to […]
Retirement of Pelosi and Greene brings $38 million annual benefit for former lawmakers into focus: ‘Abolish pensions in Congress’
A significant number of Congress members, including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) and Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), are set to retire without pursuing re-election next year, leading to an estimated taxpayer expense of around $38 million annually in pension benefits. The unexpected announcement of Greene’s retirement, along with the substantial pension Pelosi will receive after […]
The families of our veterans deserve more than just an annual acknowledgment.
Honoring Veterans: A Month of Reflection Each November, the U.S. takes a moment to express its appreciation for veterans. As we move closer to Thanksgiving and observe Veterans and Military Families Month, it’s essential to remember that authentic gratitude isn’t merely displayed through tradition. It blossoms in our homes, workplaces, and communities that make an […]
Families of deceased FDNY firefighters enjoy their annual holiday shopping event at FAO Schwarz.
FDNY Families Celebrate Annual Shopping Spree On Sunday, families of fallen firefighters from New York City participated in the FDNY’s cherished “Shopping Spree” held at FAO Schwarz, leaving with not only gifts but also lasting memories. “I met Santa and got my wallet, which was amazing,” shared 6-year-old Charlotte, one of the many children without […]
NYPD experiences a 14% annual reduction in overtime costs despite $1.1 billion expense to taxpayers
NYPD Overtime Spending Insights Last year, the New York Police Department racked up around $1.1 billion in overtime costs, making it the highest among city agencies. Interestingly, this figure is nearly 14% lower than the overtime paid the year before, according to findings by the Post. A combined total of $1,087,616,025 was paid out in […]