I often see rules of thumb suggesting how much people should save each year or how much money they should have in retirement accounts by certain ages to be on track to a secure retirement. But I don't see how it's possible for people to meet these benchmarks when big chunks of income go to things like mortgages and children. Are these savings targets actually achievable? --C.H.
Nearly 20,000 anti-Semitic tweets have been directed at more than 800 journalists since the 2016 presidential campaign began, often because those journalists voiced critical opinions about Donald Trump, the Anti-Defamation League said Wednesday.
A major betting website is so certain Hillary Clinton will beat Donald Trump that it has made a huge gamble -- already paying out $1.1 million to those who bet on Clinton.