4 Best Dividend Stocks Offering Over 4% Returns to Buy This Year
Top Dividend Stocks to Consider for 2026 Chevron and Sonoko Products both have a long history of consistent dividend growth. Getty Realty is a distinct REIT known for its high yield, a history of dividend increases, and attractive valuation. Despite a recent stock rally, Target remains a solid option for those focusing on dividends. When […]
Clover Health Reports 53% Increase in Medicare Advantage Membership During AEP, Reaching 153,000 Members by January 1, 2026; Anticipates First Full Year of GAAP Net Income Profitability in 2026
Clover Health Investments Reports Strong Membership Growth in Medicare Advantage Plans Clover Health Investments, Corp. (Nasdaq: CLOV) has made an announcement regarding a remarkable 53% year-over-year increase in membership for their Medicare Advantage (MA) PPO plans for the 2026 plan year. By the end of a successful Annual Enrollment Period (AEP), the company anticipates reaching […]
What Mike Tannenbaum believes about the new Jets leadership, one year after assisting in their hiring
Tannenbaum Offers Insights on Jets’ Coaching Situation Mike Tannenbaum, former general manager of the Jets, recently shared his views on the current state of the team’s coaching with the Post. He noted his involvement last offseason when his organization, The 33rd Team, played a role in hiring coaches and GMs. Despite the Jets’ challenging 3-14 […]
Investors believe that resource nationalism might drive gold prices to $5,000 and silver to $100 this year.
As 2025 wrapped up, gold and silver prices reached all-time highs after an impressive rally. Now, money managers are optimistic about the potential for these metals to break new records this year, driven by supply issues, global political tensions, and worries over central bank independence, which all contribute to rising demand. On Monday, gold soared […]
Hochul faces pressure to move further left while outlining her plans for the election year.
Pressure on Governor Hochul for Immigration Sanctuary Law Governor Kathy Hochul is under increased pressure to pass the NY4All Act, a pro-sanctuary law, before her upcoming State of the State address. She has hinted at backing a new measure that would permit New Yorkers to sue federal employees. The push for a sanctuary policy has […]
Trinidad Chambliss plans to take legal action against the NCAA for an additional year of eligibility.
Trinidad Chambliss to Sue NCAA for Sixth Year of Eligibility Trinidad Chambliss is gearing up to take legal action against the NCAA in Mississippi. The goal? To secure a sixth year of eligibility for the Ole Miss quarterback. Tom Mars, Chambliss’s lawyer, mentioned that he is collaborating with trial attorney William Liston to file “preliminary […]
Wildfire recovery in Los Angeles moves into its second year amid rising frustrations
Continued Struggles in Pacific Palisades One Year After Wildfires PACIFIC PALISADES, California – A year after two major wildfires swept through Los Angeles County, the road to recovery for countless families is still challenging. The fires ignited just hours apart, raging for nearly a month, resulting in 31 fatalities and over 16,000 structures destroyed throughout […]
Maxim Naumov secures Olympic spot a year after losing parents in a plane accident
Maxim Naumov to Compete in Winter Olympics A year after losing his parents, former figure skaters Evgenia Shishkova and Vadim Naumov, in a plane crash, 24-year-old Maxim Naumov has been chosen to represent the U.S. at the upcoming Winter Olympics in Milan. His parents, who were Olympic athletes and world pairs champions in 1994, tragically […]
Maxim Naumov qualified for the US Olympics a year after his parents died in a plane crash.
Maxim Naumov Heading to Winter Olympics After Family Tragedy Just a year after the devastating loss of his parents in a plane crash, figure skater Maxim Naumov is set to represent the United States at the upcoming Winter Olympics. At 24 years old, Naumov has officially secured a spot on the U.S. Olympic team, which […]
‘We were left to suffer’: Palisades residents demonstrate a year after devastating fires
Protesters Demand Accountability on Palisades Fire Anniversary On Wednesday, survivors of the Palisades fire held a rally to call for accountability from local officials, as they marked the one-year anniversary of one of California’s most devastating wildfires. “We lacked basic resources—no water, no reservoirs, no personnel, and no emergency response,” said organizer Jeremy Padawer. “They […]