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Gen Z and young millennials face higher home costs, student debt, and wage-inflation gaps that are narrowing traditional wealth-building paths.
Taylor Swift skipped the Emmys to watch husband Travis Kelce and the Chiefs open the NFL season, sitting alongside Tom Cruise at Arrowhead Stadium.
No. 4 Texas beat No. 1 Ohio State 24-23 after erasing a 20-point fourth-quarter deficit. Hollywood Smothers scored the winner with 25 seconds left.
A Trump ally has resigned from his Justice Department post leading a probe into former law enforcement and intelligence officials accused of conspiring against the president.
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10-year Treasury yields are approaching 5% as oil hits its highest level since late May and wholesale inflation data intensifies rate pressure on equities.
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Trump threatened to halt trade with surplus countries unless the Fed cuts rates, drawing immediate criticism from economists warning of serious U.S. economic risk.

































