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Saving for a down payment is often the biggest hurdle Millennials face when it comes to buying a home. And in some major cities, it will take at least a decade to save enough to put 20% down.

You'd need to be fired up to sock away enough money to quit your job and retire in just five years. But it's not impossible.

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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is ending a practice that redirected millions of dollars in settlement money from corporations to public interest groups.

Uber is acting swiftly on the findings of a report into allegations of harassment at company following bombshell sexism claims earlier this year.

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President Donald Trump won't stop tweeting about his travel ban. That's bad news for the U.S. tourism industry. So is Trump's war of words with the mayor of London in the wake of Saturday's terror attacks. And his decision to pull the U.S. out of the Paris climate agreement.

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The Chinese government is refusing to release activists who were detained while investigating working conditions at a company that made shoes for the Ivanka Trump brand and other prominent retailers.

Australia has posted yet another quarter of economic growth, bringing its jaw-dropping run without a recession to 103 quarters. But is it a new record?

If you haven't already pre-ordered the Tesla Model 3, don't expect to own the car anytime this year -- or next.

The oil industry's most powerful lobbying group met last spring with President Trump's interior secretary at the Trump International Hotel on the same day the administration killed a rule that oil companies strongly opposed.

President Trump has blocked a lot of people on Twitter. And now, some are arguing that's a violation of their First Amendment rights.

James Corden opens "The Late Late Show" Tuesday night from London with a message of defiance in the wake last weekend's terrorist attack.

Anthem, a major insurer, said it will exit the Obamacare exchange in Ohio for 2018, citing "an increasing lack of overall predictability."

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Democrats in the Senate slammed DeVos Tuesday, claiming her proposed budget cuts don't reflect a concern for student debtors.