Economist Larry Summers warned that data showing increased mortality rates among the young was “the most disturbing set of data on America that I have encountered in a long time,” after life expectancy in the U.S. dropped to the same…

Regulators and government officials are urging calm in the wake of this month’s major bank failures, while insisting that the U.S. financial and banking system remains stable. But even if the dust is starting to settle after a chaotic few…

Just four days after the Commodity Futures Trading Commission brought a highly-publicized suit against Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange is facing another high-profile legal challenge.  Late on the evening of March 31, the Moskowitz Law Firm and Boies Schiller…

In the second half of last year, the U.S. housing market slipped into the first price correction since the housing bust bottomed out in 2012. Through January, national home prices as measured by Case-Shiller have fallen 3% on a seasonally…

Just how unpredictable has this year’s March Madness been? Of the five teams oddsmakers had favored to most likely become the NCAA Tournament champion, just one remains. Top pick Houston Cougars? They got booted by Miami in the Sweet 16.…

A Las Vegas lawyer has been indicted over accusations of setting up a $460 million Ponzi scheme to fund an “opulent lifestyle” that included luxury homes and cars.   Matthew Wade Beasley, an attorney based in Sin City, was criminally…

The quest for “in-and-out” beauty is gradually gaining ground in Europe, North America, and Brazil. This form of holistic beauty is meant to be global and more sustainable. It is a learning that can be acquired over time: harmony with…