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  • Manchester United vs Newcastle LIVE! Premier League match stream, latest team news, lineups, TV, prediction

    Ruben Amorim looking for much-needed improvement against in-form Magpies

  • Senator's son sentenced to 28 years for killing a North Dakota deputy during a car chase

    The adult son of North Dakota Sen. Kevin Cramer was sentenced to serve 28 years in prison Monday in connection with a wild chase in which he fled from a hospital and drove into a deputy's vehicle, killing the deputy. Ian Cramer, 43, pleaded guilty in September to all of the charges against him, including homicide while fleeing a peace officer, preventing arrest, reckless endangerment, fleeing an officer and drug- and driving-related offenses. State District Judge Bobbi Weiler handed down the sentence of 38 years with 10 years suspended, three years of probation and credit for over a year served in jail.

  • The best face wash for oily skin in 2025, to leave you looking fresh and clean instead of like a grease magnet

    Add to cart, immediately: Cerave, PCA Skin, Bioré, Glow Recipe and more oily skin cleansers to kick sebum and dirt to the curb.

  • Classic Ariel Helwani interviews stories: Rampage Jackson, Nick Diaz, infamous Undertaker x Brock Lesnar run-in, more | The Ariel Helwani Show

    In this special episode, Ariel Helwani looks back at some of his classic interviews and tells the untold stories behind each, including: Nick Diaz before his Strikeforce fight against Paul Daley in April 2011 Jason ‘Mayhem’ Miller in Las Vegas right before UFC 84 in May 2008 Rashad Evans in the immediate aftermath of UFC 128, where former teammate turned rival Jon Jones defeated Shogun Rua to become UFC champion in March 2011 The infamous Undertaker interview seconds after Brock Lesnar’s defeat at the hands of Cain Velasquez at UFC 121 in Oct. 2010 Pro wrestling royalty including Stone Cold Steve Austin, Bill Goldberg Jim Ross, and Paul Heyman speak after Brock Lesnar’s incredible comeback against Shane Carwin at UFC 116 in July 2010 ‘King Mo’ Lawal’s emotional locker room interview after beating Gegard Mousasi to become Strikeforce champion in April 2010 ‘Rampage’ Jackson in rare form after his loss to Jon Jones at UFC 135 in Sept. 2011

  • How IBD Stock Of The Day GeneDx Landed On The IBD 50 And Notched A 2,500% Gain

    GeneDx is Monday's IBD Stock Of The Day. Shares of the DNA-reading player are eyeing multiple buy points on a massive gain.

  • The best after-Christmas Amazon deals: Score Apple AirTags for a near record low and more

    Pick up where Santa left off and snag big savings on brands like Solo Stove, Beats, iRobot and KitchenAid.

  • The best after Christmas sales are up to 70% off at Amazon, Target, Walmart and more

    Did Santa forget to put something under your tree? Scoop up savings on Apple, Dyson, Kate Spade, KitchenAid and more.

  • How Bears can use Week 18 vs. Packers to evaluate roster for 2025 NFL season

    The Bears’ 2024 season is in the books. But their season finale against the Packers can be a useful evaluation ahead of 2025 roster changes.

  • Manchester United vs Newcastle United LIVE: Premier League team news, line-ups and more

    Follow all the action from Old Trafford

  • How to leverage multiple VA benefits to cover tuition

    Education is often a crucial step in starting down a new career path, but the cost of it all can be prohibitive. For military members transitioning into civilian life, it’s a particularly common obstacle. However, as one Green Beret-turned-entrepreneur notes, knowing the ins and outs of veterans’ benefits can make the difference in clearing that hurdle. FRsix founder and CEO Fran Racioppi broke down some of the opportunities available to veterans going back to school on a new episode of Yahoo Finance’s Warrior Money, hosted by Patrick Murphy and Dan Kunze. Racioppi notes that while each benefit might only help partially cover education costs, utilizing multiple benefits at once can be a game changer in making school seem possible. “First of all, you’ve got to educate yourself,” Racioppi says, noting that there’s only so much the branches of the military can do to make veterans aware of the benefits available to them. “There’s 200,000 people getting out. There’s only so much that the institution of the Army can do.” “There’s other organizations that are out there in all service components that can support and educate those who are getting out,” he adds. Racioppi highlighted a few financial resources in particular that veterans can draw upon when looking to fund their education. One place to start is the GI Bill. The program, which helps cover the cost of school or training for both veterans and their families, is an option available to most veterans. While the GI Bill initially began in 1944, the Post-9/11 GI Bill expanded the amount of benefits and lessened eligibility requirements for veterans who served any time after September 10, 2001. Veteran Readiness and Employment services, or VR&E, is another invaluable resource. Formerly known as Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment, the program offers job training and skills coaching to veterans with service-related disabilities. Most veterans who qualify for the Post-9/11 GI Bill at the 100% benefit level are also eligible for support from the Yellow Ribbon Program, which helps cover tuition costs beyond the GI Bill's maximum reimbursement level. Racioppi recommends exploring all of these options. “Then you just start doing the math,” he says. “The schools have great resources, where they deal with this in the finance departments all day long... Very quickly, you start to see the path.” Racioppi traces his journey from military service to entrepreneurship in his full conversation with Murphy and Kunze on Warrior Money. Hosted by former Congressman Patrick Murphy and veteran investor Dan Kunze, Yahoo Finance’s Warrior Money is a weekly vodcast dedicated to uplifting military veterans transitioning into civilian life. Through insights from fellow veterans and high-ranking government officials, Murphy and Kunze are helping set vets up for success through financial education and inspiration. This post was written by Nick Riccardo.

  • US housing market: The factors that could set up a 2025 comeback

    US pending home sales rose 2.2% in November, a hopeful sign the housing market could see some recovery in 2025 after a tumultuous 2024 marred by elevated mortgage rates. HousingWire lead analyst Logan Mohtashami joins Madison Mills to talk about key drivers for improvement in 2025, including a slowing economy and rising unemployment rates that could create an opportunity for mortgage rates to cool. “The one positive for 2025... is that mortgage spreads have gotten better, too, so you don’t need too much help from the ten-year yield," Mohtashami says. "If rates just get towards 6%, you could get demand growth easily in 2025," he adds. Read up on Yahoo Finance senior housing reporter Claire Boston's coverage of the latest home sales data. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Wealth! here. This post was written by Josh Lynch

  • Several tornados touch down over Lake Houston in Texas

    Severe storms hit parts of Texas on December 26, with reports of several tornadoes touching down near Lake Houston in Crosby and sightings of funnel clouds in El Campo.

  • Hundreds of soldiers freed in the latest prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine

    Russia and Ukraine have exchanged prisoners of war in the latest such swap that saw the release of hundreds of captives and was brokered with the help of the United Arab Emirates, officials said Monday. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said 189 Ukrainian prisoners, including military personnel, border guards and national guards — along with two civilians — were freed. Russia’s Defense Ministry said that 150 Russian soldiers were freed from captivity as part of the exchange in which each side released 150 people.

  • South Korea plane crash: Anger as grieving families wait for victims’ remains

    Black box retrieved but families are told bodies of victims may never be found

  • Hilary Swank Says She's 'So Grateful' as She Shares Rare Photo with One of Her Twins Celebrating the Holidays: 'Massive Love'

    The actress welcomed twins Aya and Ohm in April 2023 with her husband Philip Schneider

  • In Grammy spotlight, Khruangbin wants to 'let the music speak for itself'

    NEW YORK (AP) — If you think your Spotify playlist is getting a little too long, consider the one shared by the members of Khruangbin. It's got 51 hours of songs.

  • Ipswich vs Chelsea LIVE! Premier League match stream, latest team news, lineups, TV, prediction today

    Both sides are aiming to bounce back after suffering defeats on Boxing Day

  • Trump loses appeal of $5 million verdict in E. Jean Carroll sex abuse trial

    NEW YORK — A federal appeals court has upheld a $5 million verdict against Donald Trump for sexually abusing and defaming magazine columnist E. Jean Carroll. A three-judge panel at the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan ruled Monday that Judge Lewis Kaplan didn’t get it wrong when he allowed two other women accusing Trump of sexual misconduct to take the stand, and let the jury hear ...

  • Jim Cramer Advises Investors Not To Sell Nucor Corporation (NUE), Shares Down 33% YTD

    We recently compiled a list of the Jim Cramer’s Bold Predictions About These 10 Industrial Stocks. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Nucor Corporation (NYSE:NUE) stands against the other industrial stocks. As 2024 comes to an end, the flagship S&P index is up by 25.9% year to date, driven primarily […]

  • 2024 ends with travel chaos on trains, planes and ferries

    Severe weather and engineering works have disrupted journeys – with train strikes to come