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A few months after "Trump accounts" were approved by Congress, the administration is issuing further guidance on how parents can open the savings accounts for their children, as a prominent ...

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FIFA have awarded World Cup spots through inter-confederation competitions for the better part of 60 years, and the 2026 World Cup will have a larger, higher-profile pool of teams looking to lock up ...

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Heads up for CTA riders who will be out and about this weekend: Four busy train lines in the Loop will be shut down. The transit agency will be replacing "critical track switching equipment at the ...

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After the government officially shut down Oct. 1, some federal employees are still going to work — but they'll have to wait for their next paychecks. The partial shutdown began at midnight after ...