Only 33% of people 55 and older have designated a durable power of attorney — a legal document that ensures a person’s wishes are followed should they become incapacitated, a study by Merrill Lynch ...

In his opening statement to the House Oversight Committee, Jeffrey Epstein's longtime attorney Darren Indyke claimed that he had "no knowledge whatsoever" of the late financier's crimes and ...

Rachel Reeves’ vision for an “active and strategic” state is just old fashioned dirigisme with a new name, says Emmanuel Igwe ...

The recent report in The Morung Express (March 19, 2026) regarding Nagaland’s "Zero CAMPA fund" should be a wake-up call for every stakeholder in the state. While our North-Eastern neighbours have ...

Members of the House Oversight Committee are set to depose a key member of Jeffrey Epstein's inner circle who for more than ...

Alhurra’s Iraq correspondent reported, citing Iranian opposition sources, that former Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander Mohsen Rezaei is leading a three-member wartime council while ...

It’s a legal safeguard millions rely on to protect elderly loved ones, but in the wrong hands it can be used for financial exploitation.

Google, Walmart, Mastercard and other companies want you to use agentic AI for financial transactions. Here's when this makes sense and when to steer clear. Financial planner Stephen Kates thinks ...

Becoming a millionaire is a goal for many people. Once you reach that milestone, however, it can be hard to maintain that ...

What happens when you’ re older and alone— with no one you trust to be there in your time of need? That’ s where Colleen Ceh Becvar steps in. Ceh Becvar started her company, Trinity Advocacy Group, 10 ...

Orbs today announced the launch of Orbs Agentic, a dedicated execution layer designed to power autonomous DeFi agents with secure, verifiable onchain trading infrastructure. Built on Orbs' existing ...

Martin Bennett sleeps four hours a night, has an eidetic memory and plenty of stories. “’If I was in deep doo-doo, I’d want Martin,” says a former colleague.