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"I began creating the white picket fence life I thought I wanted. We even started homeschooling. If I was going to be home all day anyway, why not?"

The cheapest entrée was $41.

HuffPost asked people who work in the travel industry what they try to bring home after every vacation.

Too many people confuse this behavior with laziness.

HuffPost asked people who work in the travel industry what they try to bring home after every vacation.

The next drawing will occur on Christmas Eve, with the prize expected to be the 4th-largest in U.S. lottery history.

“It was a test, one I had to pass — for the sake of both my relationship and my own self-respect. But I failed.”

“At the moment, you don’t care what anything’s going to cost ... and then the bills start to roll in.”

Here’s how to spot it so you can avoid getting scammed during the holidays.

The painting that introduced the movie “Star Wars” to the world nearly 50 years ago sold at auction for $3.875 million on Wednesday.

Robert Kennedy Jr. has spearheaded efforts to ban junk food and soda from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

You’re likely paying too much if you don’t do this one simple action.

A rising number of President Donald Trump's own voters think he's responsible for higher prices, according to new data.

Hotel experts reveal the common mistakes they avoid when booking their accommodations.

Tax experts say immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally by their parents as children and immigrants with Temporary Protected Status are most likely to be affected by the planned change.

I'm going to guess this little "tip" wasn't in most people's budgeting plan for the holiday season.

Scott Bessent also said any checks would require legislation.

The S&P 500 fell 0.9% and pulled further from its all-time high set late last month as Nvidia and other superstars created by the frenzy around artificial-intelligence technology dimmed some more.

The Treasury Department expects to save $56 million per year on materials by ceasing to make them.

The Trump administration has floated a “game-changer” solution to the lack of housing access — and it has experts scratching their heads.