Insana: The Powell Fed is determined that it’s ‘Never Going Back Again’ to zero rates
The Fed does not want to revisit another period, of more recent vintage, in which it was forced to engage in unconventional monetary policies.
These elite dividend payers have yields that can compete with bonds
Treasury yields have ticked higher, but certain top dividend-paying stocks also provide competitive payoffs to investors.
Atheists avoid — for now — Supreme Court review of lawsuit on Florida shooting prayer vigil
The city of Ocala, Florida, had asked the Supreme Court to consider whether a group of atheists had the legal standing to file suit under the Constitution.
FDA will review Eisai and Biogen’s Alzheimer’s treatment Leqembi with decision on full approval expected in early July
Medicare has agreed to provide broader coverage once Leqembi receives full FDA approval.
A longevity expert who studied people who live to 110 on how humanity and AI will master aging
BioAge is developing treatments to extend healthy lifespan by targeting molecular causes of aging. Its CEO Kristen Fortney started by studying the super-old.
Schools want to close the Covid learning gap before federal funds run out — here’s how it’s going
States and school districts have less than two years to use the rest of the federal pandemic recovery money earmarked for learning loss.
Tesla cuts Model S and Model X prices in the U.S. to stoke demand
Tesla has cut prices on its two most expensive models in the U.S., the Model S and Model X, in a renewed bid to stoke demand for its cars.
Big tech was a major target at CPAC, but conservatives building alternatives are facing challenges
Big tech was in the crosshairs once again at one of the biggest annual gatherings of conservative politicians and personalities.
Nestle, Tyson and other food giants bet on air fryer boom to grow sales
U.S. consumers spent nearly $1 billion last year buying air fryers, up 51% from 2019.
