House GOP declares all Biden executive actions ‘null and void,’ because they were signed with autopen — here’s what’s at risk for consumers

The U.S. House of Representatives committee on oversight and government reform recently released a 100-page report titled The Biden Autopen Presidency: Decline, Delusion, and Deception in the White House. In the lengthy document, the committee casts doubts on the legitimacy of every single one of President Biden’s executive actions signed by autopen. In fact, the […]

I inherited $100K. My fiancée says I’m “stingy” for refusing to spend it on our wedding — but I want to put it toward a house and kids. Am I wrong for saying no?

When Jim’s grandmother passed away, he didn’t just inherit her favourite teacups or photo albums — he inherited $100,000, and with it, a dream she always had for him that includes building a future, buying a home and starting a family. Not long ago, Jim proposed to his girlfriend of three years. They’d been planning […]

Budget 2025 opens the door to growth: How investors and entrepreneurs can turn new tax credits into profit

The 2025 federal budget introduced a series of tax incentives designed to stimulate investment, innovation and productivity — particularly in sectors tied to clean technology, manufacturing and research. While many of these measures aim to strengthen Canada’s long-term competitiveness, they also create new opportunities for investors and small businesses to improve cash flow and lower […]

Americans aged 60 plus lost over $4.8B to crypto scams in 2024, says FBI — here’s how you can spot them and protect your retirement savings

This article adheres to strict editorial standards. Some or all links may be monetized. In 2024, 147,127 Americans aged 60 and older reported falling victim to scams, losing a staggering $4.885 billion. The common thread? Cryptocurrencies. Digital currency scams accounted for over 33,000 of those complaints and $2.839 billion in losses across that age group. […]

Small farm, big demand: New Brunswick Wagyu can’t cross borders

Jessica Frenette, owner of Bird’s Hill Farms in New Brunswick, raises full-blood Japanese Wagyu beef that has food lovers across the Maritimes clamouring to buy. But even with eager customers in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland, she cannot sell her product outside New Brunswick. “We are not able to send them our product […]