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Ever scroll through your bank statement and get sucker-punched by a random $35 overdraft fee? You're not alone. U.S. banks raked in over $12.1 billion in overdraft fees and non-sufficient funds fees ...

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New York’s transit system is undergoing its biggest change in decades as the MetroCard to OMNY transition accelerates toward completion. Reduced-fare customers who’ve relied on discounted MetroCards ...

With iOS 26, Apple brings a pretty significant change to something you likely do a lot of: taking iPhone screenshots. It still works the same — simultaneously press and release the Side button and the ...

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The new iOS 26 software update for iPhone introduces a new full-screen preview experience when taking a screenshot. This includes some new visual lookup functionality, but it also can be a bit ...

Everyone agrees that Europe is slipping behind America and China—and everyone agrees that something must be done. Deciding what to do is the problem. A year or so ago, Mario Draghi, the EU’s ...