With the high price of tuition at four-year colleges and with Americans owing nearly $2 billion in student loans, some young people are questioning the benefits of a traditional bachelor’s degree and choosing to work with their hands. Vocational school enrollments rose 16% last year, reaching a record high since the National Student Clearinghouse began … Read more
The bombshell antitrust lawsuit filed by Elon Musk’s X against a now-defunct advertising cartel and several brands accused of a secret boycott was a critical step toward fixing a “broken” ecosystem, X CEO Linda Yaccarino said Tuesday. In an interview with The Post, Yaccarino shed new light on X’s decision to wage a legal “war” … Read more
Content provided by Bankrate.com. The New York Post and its content partners earn compensation from the affiliated companies listed below. This content does not include all financial offers available and compensation may affect how and where links appear in the content. Credit card debt has soared to new heights—total balances hit $1.13 trillion at the … Read more
Ellen DeGeneres is at it again — flipping million dollar homes like they’re playing cards. The talk show titan just unloaded her massive blufftop estate in Carpinteria, California, near Santa Barbara, for a whopping $96 million. The buyer is Robert Friedland, a mining billionaire with a taste for real estate, according to the Wall Street … Read more
Raising children is no joke – but good parents tell them anyway. Lots of love and even more laughter: that’s the not-so-secret recipe parents should follow to create great, long-lasting relationships with their children, according to new findings from Penn State University. “Humor can teach people cognitive flexibility, relieve stress, and promote creative problem-solving and … Read more
When Tim Walz retired from the Army National Guard before deploying to Iraq, he told very few of his fellow soldiers that he was deserting their unit — leaving even his commanding officer in the dark and going over his head for to leave, The Post has learned. The Democratic vice presidential candidate and Minnesota … Read more
Pete Adeney, like most people, hates being stuck in traffic. So when he heard about a new community where he wouldn’t need to own a car at all, he was intrigued. Just 15 miles from downtown Phoenix, AZ, Culdesac is billed as the first car-free community built “from the ground up” in the U.S. In … Read more
If you drink alcohol, you lose. New research suggests that no amount of alcohol is good for your health or safe to consume as you age. A 12-year UK study that tracked 135,000 adults aged 60 and over found that even light drinking was associated with an increase in cancer deaths. This increase was more … Read more
Alphabet’s Google on Tuesday unveiled a line of new Pixel smartphones with deeper integrations of its artificial intelligence technology as it tries to incorporate AI into its hardware. The event at Alphabet’s headquarters in Mountain View, Calif., bucks a tradition Google has maintained with each iteration of the Pixel — its flagship smartphone launched in … Read more
Content provided by Bankrate.com. The New York Post and its content partners earn compensation from the affiliated companies listed below. This content does not include all financial offers available and compensation may affect how and where links appear in the content. Picture this: you’re sipping a margarita, lounging on a white-sand beach, soaking up the … Read more