AI Chatbots May Be Fueling User Delusions, New Study Warns
A new study suggests AI chatbots can create an 'amplification spiral' that may worsen delusional thinking in some users.
US VP Vance Says Middle East Ceasefire Talks Are 'Messy' But Progressing
US Vice President J.D. Vance reports progress in Iran talks, but confusion over the Strait of Hormuz raises fresh uncertainty for oil markets.
U.S. Airline Stocks Hit Turbulence as Investors Eye the Basics
U.S. airline stocks may struggle in the short term as investors shift focus to company fundamentals like profits and costs.
Inheriting a $30,000 Annuity? Here's What to Know About Taxes
Two sons inherited a small annuity from their grandmother. Here's how the money is taxed and what they can do with it.
Bitcoin Could Crash to $24K If Stock Market Falls 50%, Analyst Warns
An analyst says Bitcoin may drop over 60% to under $24,000 if the US stock market suffers a major crash in 2026.
Bitcoin Holds Near $64K Despite Iran Tensions - Traders Wary
Bitcoin clings to $64,000 even as Iran closes a key oil route. Traders call the price strength 'suspicious' and eye a $66K ceiling.
Famous Crypto 'Sandwich' Bot Loses $7.5M in Clever Trap
A notorious crypto trading bot known as 'jaredfromsubway' was reportedly tricked into losing around $7.5 million via a counter-MEV honeypot.
Should You Take Social Security at 67 or Wait? A Retirement Dilemma
A 67-year-old earning $100,000 wonders whether to claim his $30,000 Social Security now or wait for a bigger payout later.
BofA Explains Why a Strong KOSPI May Be Weakening Korea's Won
Bank of America says South Korea's rising stock market (KOSPI) could be putting pressure on its currency, the won (KRW).
New Food Stamp Rules Could Shake Up What Americans Buy
Possible SNAP limits on junk food may change shopping habits — and big food companies are paying close attention.