Survey Reveals Financial Literacy Courses Still Confound Many Students
Despite completing financial literacy classes, many students still struggle with basic financial concepts such as understanding credit scores.
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April 2025
Calvin Ball Boosts Safety with New Police Units in Downtown Columbia
Increased Police Presence in Downtown Columbia
After the public announcement of a new "Crime Reduction Plan" for…
CMU Energy Week 2025: Start-ups, Leaders Unite for AI & Energy Tech
CMU Energy Week 2025 hosted leaders in energy tech, policy and AI, including startup showcases and discussions on…
Bernie Sanders Criticizes Trump’s Policies at L.A. Rally, Calls U.S. an Oligarchy
Sen. Bernie Sanders criticizes Trump's policies at LA rally, warning of "extraordinary danger" and arguing the U.S. is living in an oligarchic society.
US Airstrikes on Houthi Leaders Indicate Shift in Yemen Campaign Strategy
Explore the shift in US policy towards Houthi forces in Yemen under the Trump administration. Uncover the impact of…
Gretchen Whitmer Distances from Oval Office Visit – The Guardian
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The articles revolve around Democrat Gretchen Whitmer's visit to the Oval Office. Some suggest that she…
Cigna and UPMC Health Plans Lead in Digital Experience Satisfaction, Says J.D. Power
Cigna Healthcare and UPMC Health Plan lead in member satisfaction for digital experiences in commercial and Medicare Advantage plans.
Meta Faces FTC Antitrust Trial: What’s at Stake for the Social Media Giant?
Meta's antitrust trial kicks off in Washington, DC, marking the culmination of a six-year investigation into the…
AI Set to Revolutionize Healthcare: Insights from Kiplinger Letter Team
Stay updated on future trends in technology with Kiplinger Letter's experienced team. Get the latest on AI in…
Late March: Colorado’s Spring Thaw & Federal Climate Change Funds
Federal funds for Colorado climate-change-related projects have started arriving. The funds will be used for energy efficiency work, curbing methane emissions and more.