Increasingly, people are working past retirement age. That's a good thing for the US economy, as long as employers are able to make it easier and more fulfilling for them to get jobs.
The architects and advocates for the new tax law are warning that the Trump administration's steel and aluminum tariffs are just tax hikes by another name.
A recent report shows 97% of counties have families that face hunger, but many earn too much to get government assistance. Instead, they go hungry, skip meals or rely on food banks.
If you live in one state but work remotely for an employer based in another, you risk paying more tax than you would if you lived and worked in the same state.