I’m glad to begin another year with you – one spent highlighting the work of MLive journalists and being transparent about how and why we do it. But it wouldn’t be Jan. 1 without a resolution. Or, in ...

If you’ve scrolled through MLive’s site or social channels lately, you’ve probably noticed something new: more of our reporters are showing up on camera, explaining the stories they’re covering. Not ...

Fed cuts rates by quarter point with three dissents Policymakers maintain their outlook for just one cut in 2026 Powell says consumer spending is solid but housing still weak T-bill purchases may stay ...

It’s been a slow-burner kind of a day, but not a bad one for the UK with the pound poised to post its best day since April and leading major currencies against the dollar. Gilts too are leading the ...

Everyone else shopping Black Friday camera deals can save a huge $803 on the Nikon Z8, one of the very best cameras around for astrophotography, wildlife and just about everything else, too. When you ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mark Hughes is an entertainment writer covering cinema and genre TV. Wicked: For Good cast a spell on the box office on opening ...

We had a death in our family this week. Strong and vibrant until not long ago, my daughter-in-law’s dad died at 85. Cara was much younger. Just 41. She collapsed and died on Election Day. Two lives ...

A neighbor once told me that he often dresses, ties his shoelaces, drags his toothbrush around, starts the car, drives down the parkway, and arrives at his office without much mental effort; this ...

In this video, I build a live edge cabinet using a beautiful oak slab, featuring adjustable shelving for electronics and board games. Remove these items from your vehicle ahead of freezing cold ...

CBS News is giving up the power it has to hold “Face the Nation” interviewees to account. The Paramount Skydance news unit said Friday it would cease editing taped interviews with newsmakers who ...

Times Square has been called the “Crossroads of the World.” But some New Yorkers also call it home. Despite the crowds, trash, noise and buskers – including street performers dressed as superhero ...