SNAP participants need to reapply, Sec. Rollins says
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Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said Friday that the Trump administration will require SNAP participants to reapply for benefits following the 43-day government shutdown. Politico's Grace Yarrow joins LiveNOW's Austin Westfall to discuss.

Trump admin proposes 50-year mortgage plan
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Fox News Multimedia reporter Kennedy Hayes and Lending Tree's Rob Bhatt joins LiveNOW's Mike Pache to discuss the housing market and the Trump administration's 50-year mortgage proposal.

More Americans living paycheck to paycheck, data shows

Bank of America data shows more Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. Here's where it is the worst.

IRS unveils 401K and IRA contribution limits for 2026. What we know

Starting in 2026, the IRS is raising the contribution limits for 401K and retirement accounts, and here's how you can save a little more next year.

Students in these states spend more of their income on education, according to analysis

Many of the states that topped list were home to some of the most famous schools such as Harvard University, University of Pennsylvania, and Yale University, to name a few.

Wall Street tumbles, worst day in over a month
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The U.S. stock market experienced one of its most significant drops since the spring sell-off on Thursday. The tumble was driven by continued concern over possible inflated prices for AI "superstar" stocks, such as Nvidia, and growing doubts on Wall Street that the anticipated interest rate cuts will materialize. LiveNOW’s Mike Pache is learning more about the tumble on Wall Street today with Eric Teal, Chief Investment Officer with Comerica Wealth Management.

Johnson speaks after House passes bill to end shutdown
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House Speaker Mike Johnson spoke Wednesday night after the House passed a funding bill to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, calling the shutdown a "selfish political stunt" by Democrats. President Trump is expected to sign the bill later Wednesday.

U.S. Mint in Philadelphia to end penny production, last 1-cent coin pressed

In a historic moment for American currency, the U.S. Mint has struck its final penny. After more than 230 years of continuous production, the one-cent coin is being phased out in a symbolic moment, shifting away from cash.

Mega Millions jackpot soars to $965 million for Friday's drawing

Lottery players will have their chance to win this huge cash prize after no one matched all six numbers in Tuesday night’s drawing.

Trump's 50-year mortgage proposal: What would it mean for homebuyers?

The Trump administration signaled they're planning to develop a 50-year mortgage that they think could expand access to homeownership, though experts are cautioning what it could mean for buyers.

2026 tax filing season changes: IRS Direct File unavailable

Direct File won’t be available anymore to do your taxes next year. Here’s what that means once the tax filing season opens in January.

Starbucks 'Bearista' frenzy: Some leave empty-handed, others declare ‘the war is over’

Starbucks fans are losing it over the sold-out Bearista cup and Hello Kitty plush, camping out, calling stores nonstop, and reselling the $44 cup for over $1,000 on eBay.

What federal workers going without pay can do to protect their credit score

The federal workforce has now missed two paychecks due to the government shutdown. Intuit Credit Karma says many are facing financial uncertainty but there are things they can do to help protect their credit scores.

OpenAI launches free ChatGPT program for transitioning veterans entering civilian workforce

OpenAI launched a free ChatGPT Plus program for transitioning veterans and service members, as the initiative tackles the employment challenge with AI-powered career tools.

Supreme Court issues order to block full SNAP payments
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The Supreme Court on Friday granted the Trump administration’s emergency appeal to temporarily block a court order to fully fund SNAP food aid payments amid the government shutdown.

Veterans Day 2025 deals: Where Veterans can get free meals and discounts

Veterans Day is celebrated each year to honor the men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. To honor and thank Veterans for their service and sacrifice, many businesses offer discounts and special deals.