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Todays writers are Laurie Gray, Catherine Menze and Jeffrey Loveless of Fort Wayne, Ralph Kliner of Monroeville and George D. Smith of New Haven

3 trillion is also supposed to be a reserve like a pension fund or 4o1k to pay future benefits. Its not just for those on the system today, but not only pay what they get today, but make sure the reserves are there when revenues start to come in less and as our baby boomer generation retires, so those are supposed to be reserves like Pension Funds and 4o1 kays and the like. So, in terms of Social Security, the key thing is we do have enough wealth in the economy to pay for the current promise be...

Womens baseball leagues. Her class is about an hour and ten minutes. All right, you guys ready to talk about world war ii on the home front . Last time you guys saw a part of a documentary called total war. I know some of those images were probably pretty gruesome. One of the reasons i show that to you is to give you a sense of what that concept total war means. I dont care what we were talking about, war is never about two armies fighting one another on a battlefield. It is allencompassing and ...

Often business is nothing more than the purchase of another person’s time. But sometimes, it takes a physical form. One of the earliest business transactions involving Americans an...

Can you believe we’re already approaching the end of the year? The older I get, the faster time seems to fly. Unfortunately, it is also true for year-end finances.

Today we’ll consider a nine-pack of dividend stocks that averages a terrific 13.8% annual yield. If secure, these payouts will fund a heck of a retirement party.

Though their marriage has certainly hit a bit of a rough patch, Dorit and PK Kemsley shouldn't split up and part ways.

A master of the French horn, a rarity in jazz, he toured the world with the pianist Dwike Mitchell and taught music at Yale.

PENN YAN — Yates County Sheriff Ron Spike is not the only veteran officer in the department retiring at year’s end.

Coyote rises as the US Army's sharpshooter against skyborne threats, marking a bold, strategic leap in the high-stakes game of modern warfare.