(The Center Square) – White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt’s opening remarks to reporters at her first press briefing back from maternity leave focused on the economy, Trump accounts and border security.
Who says personal finance has to be all spreadsheets, stock charts, and retirement calculators? A growing number of financial advisors are taking a broader approach, blending traditional wealth management with conversations about family, psychology, lifestyle, and even faith. Rather than simply telling clients where to invest, many now focus on helping people build healthy financial habits that can support them through every stage of life.
Two new candidates are facing off for the Jefferson County Council District 1 seat.
Bob Tullock is facing a challenge in his bid to secure a second term as the District 7 representative on the Jefferson County Council.
Two Republicans and two Democrats are running for the county executive seat.
The race for Jefferson County Council District 5 is crowded in the Aug. 4 primary, with four Republicans duking it out for the four-year term.
(The Center Square) – A ballot measure in front of Missouri voters next month could give some Illinois residents in the Metro East area a reason to move across the Mississippi River if it passes.
(The Center Square) – Former Congressional Budget Office Director Douglas Elmendorf says he's seen no sign Congress is grappling with AI's effect on federal taxes and spending, even as lawmakers debate AI safety and national security.
(The Center Square) - U.S. inflation decreased by 0.4% in June, for a seasonally adjusted total of 3.5% over the year, driven by rapidly falling energy costs, according to a new report released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
(The Center Square) – A bipartisan U.S. Senate push to make the federal government track AI's effect on jobs has gone unanswered for four months, and the bill meant to force companies to report AI-related layoffs has sat without a vote in committee since November.