President Donald Trump defended himself at Thursday’s news conference as he raised more questions after telling renowned journalist Bob Woodward months ago that he was downplaying the coronavirus. “I’m not lying. I’m saying ‘We have to be calm. We can’t panic.’” Trump said a reporter asked him.” Why didRead More →
© Reuters. The headquarters of Wirecard AG is seen in Aschheim near Munich By Enrico Dela Cruz MANILA (Reuters) – None of the $2.1 billion missing from scandal-hit German payments firm Wirecard AG (OTC:) appears to have entered the Philippine financial system, the central bank said on Sunday. Bangko SentralRead More →
Billionaire CEO Jeff Bezos is honoring Juneeteeth on Friday as a day of edification at Amazon.com and urging employees to attend “learnings opportunities,” to recognize the end of slavery in America. Juneteenth, which is celebrated annually by many on June 19, is a day commemorating the end of slavery inRead More →
Dear Moneyist, We’ve been married for five years — happily, or so I thought. We have shared all our assets prior to our marriage, including our current accounts and bank accounts, etc. I continued to work for five years after we married, and I just retired at 65. My husbandRead More →
Dear Moneyist, My 93-year-old father has dementia. He married his second wife, who is 91, four years ago. He did not make a last will and testament, and cannot legally make one now because of his dementia. He is not expected to live much longer because of heart problems. MyRead More →
As the top few hundred tennis players in the world prepare to compete in the $71 million Australian Open, thousands of others are playing in small tournaments you’ve never heard of to win enough matches to one day play in a Grand Slam event like the one in Melbourne. MarketWatchRead More →
Dear Moneyist, I very much enjoy your column, and you are much kinder than I am. It may be my age, but my parents weren’t expected to pay for college when I came of age. I am, yes, a baby boomer. From reading your column it seems like lots ofRead More →
Dear Moneyist, My friend of many years asked me to be her maid of honor when she became engaged. After months of suddenly not hearing much about her wedding plans, I asked her. She informed that they are doing a beach wedding ceremony with family to cut costs, but sheRead More →
Presidential hopeful and former Texas congressman Beto O’Rourke, in a seemingly innocuous comment made during Tuesday night’s debate, said he had met a woman who was working four jobs to support her special needs child. He was responding to a question of whether a wealth tax, a hot-button topic aheadRead More →
Dear Moneyist, A Georgetown University undergraduate student whose dad has already pleaded guilty to participating in a nationwide college admissions bribery scheme is now suing the school to try to stop disciplinary action from the university. I believe he should be expelled and the credit he earned should be withheld.Read More →
Remember those “Get a Mac” commercials that Apple Inc. ran in the mid- to late 2000s? And how they were pretty funny? Turns out, they could have been a lot funnier, if not for Steve Jobs. In a new interview with People TV’s “Couch Surfing,” actor Justin Long — theRead More →
Two weeks before the 2016 presidential election, as the editorial head of Fox News online, I reviewed a draft news story that said porn actress Stormy Daniels had confirmed having an affair with Donald Trump a decade earlier. The only problem was … Stormy hadn’t said that. Daniels and herRead More →
