These are some of the key tax changes in President Donald Trump’s “big beautiful” bill and how the current law compares to the new legislation.… MORE
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Cardiologist: 5 foods I’d never give my kids after 20 years of treating heart attacks—what they eat instead
As a cardiologist, Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj has treated heart disease for 20 years. If you want your kids to live a long and healthy life, there are certain foods to avoid. He shares the top five he’ll never buy for his kids.… MORE
Trump inaugural impersonators scammed donors out of crypto, feds say
An email address in Nigeria has been linked to the scam that impersonated Steve Witkoff, co-chair of the inaugural committee for President Donald Trump.… MORE
New York sued by National Retail Federation over surveillance pricing law
The only defendant is state Attorney General Letitia James, who enforces New York laws.… MORE
12 U.S. islands to visit this summer—no flights required: ‘You don’t have to go to far to feel far away’
The United States has over 18,000 islands and you’re able to get to many of them without ever getting on a plane.… MORE
Trump uses antisemitic slur in remarks promoting his ‘big, beautiful bill’
Speaking at the Iowa State Fairgrounds, the president used the word “Shylocks” when talking about bankers lending money to family farms.… MORE
European stock markets fall as U.S. tariff risks loom
Join CNBC for live updates on European markets.… MORE
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says he’s ‘politically homeless’ in July 4 post bashing Democrats
“We should encourage people to make tons of money and then also find ways to widely distribute wealth and share the compounding magic of capitalism,” he wrote.… MORE
Re-risking your portfolio: Investor John Davi’s picks for the second half of 2025
Davi advises investors to look away from popular ETFs such as SPY and VOO and instead at ETFs in industrials, energy, real estate and fixed income.… MORE
Trump’s Vietnam pact takes aim at China — but it raises more questions than answers
The trade pact’s scant details have left economists wondering about what it would mean for the flow of Chinese goods rerouted through the country.… MORE