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A single mother from Connecticut, struggling with high rent and credit issues, moved her family into a hotel for $2,200 a month, enjoying amenities like housekeeping, a gym, and a pool.

In post-COVID-19 America, the average food bank visitor has changed from the elderly and disabled to the average working family, struggling to make ends meet. When a well-off woman in her 70s insists she is also entitled to these resources, her concerned daughter takes to Reddit for answers.

Toilet paper shortages in the US are not due to a port strike but panic buying fueled by pandemic memories. Experts advise against unnecessary hoarding.

A New Jersey couple injured in an Uber accident can't sue the company because they agreed to arbitration in Uber Eats terms of service.

A domestic workers' agency published a video sent by a dissatisfied employer. It has now garnered thousands of comments from netizens shocked and angered by the employer's treatment of the worker.

Britain's gender investment gap currently stands at £567 billion — an increase of £54 billion between January 2023 and January 2024

Japan's biggest rice shortage in over two decades has been exacerbated by a record surge in tourists, rising demand for rice-based dishes like sushi, and agricultural challenges, leading to depleted inventories, rising prices, and supply shortages across the country.

Alice Lin, a Southern California widow, is now leveraging new laws to win her case against JPMorgan for allowing fraudulent transactions despite multiple red flags.

Princess Beatrice, expecting her second child, is preparing for the possibility of her children having dyslexia as she and her husband do.