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Coverage of 50% in the Nexus archive.
- We’re in our 50s and have $1.5 million in traditional 401(k)s. Is it too early to start Roth conversions?
Individuals who are in their 50s have accumulated $1.5 million in traditional 401(k) accounts and question the optimal time to begin Roth conversions. This inquiry is highlighted by concern stemming from a prior experience where an adviser lost a significant portion of their portfolio.
- Philanthropy’s best-kept secret: the more you have, the less you’re required to give
The 50 largest US private foundations hold over $535 billion collectively, facing a mandated minimum annual distribution of 5%, a requirement that remains untouched despite changes in tax law. New legislation, such as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, has weakened several historical incentives for charity by introducing new floors and caps on deductions. Consequently, this structural payout requirement, rather than personal inclination, is becoming the central mechanism governing how capital moves in American philanthropy.
- Cut the office chill and get a head start on fall in this oversized sweatshirt — now over 50% off
The article promotes an oversized sweatshirt for office workers, emphasizing comfort during long workdays. It highlights a discount of over 50% on the product.
- America's serial killer rankings revealed as map exposes a murderous legacy in all 50 states
A map reveals America's serial killer rankings, highlighting a murderous legacy present in all 50 states.
- Man shot to death on Bronx street; gunman at large
A 50-year-old man was shot to death on a Bronx street after being wounded in the buttocks, lower back, and back of his head. The suspect, wearing a light-colored sweater, fled in a blue vehicle. Police have not made arrests and are investigating the motive.
- Man killed after being shot multiple times in broad daylight in NYC: Police
A 50-year-old man was fatally shot multiple times in the Bronx on Monday morning. Police responded to a 911 call and found him dead at the scene, with no arrests announced.
- US to make visa bond program permanent for people from dozens of countries
The US State Department will make a visa bond program permanent, requiring applicants from 50 countries, mostly in Africa, to post bonds of up to $20,000 for B1 and B2 visas to reduce overstays. Critics argue the policy deters legitimate travel, while officials defend it as necessary for national security.
- Ceuta: Spain slams "selfish" EU partners
Spain's enclave of Ceuta saw an estimated 60,000 migrants enter from Morocco over several days, with at least 67 deaths reported. Spain plans to build a 500-meter containment barrier along the sea border, while EU countries have called for emergency talks. Most migrants had left Ceuta by Saturday.
- Cali, Colombia Security Lockdown: Foreigners on Alert Aug 7
Colombia's Cali city will implement a security lockdown with over 11,000 forces for a handover ceremony on August 7 at Arena USC. Private drone flights are banned, and a reward of up to 500 million is offered.
- US to make visa bond requirements permanent, affecting mostly African countries
The US State Department is making permanent a visa bond program requiring citizens from 50 mostly African countries to pay up to $20,000 to apply for B1/B2 visas, citing reduced visa overstays. Critics argue the policy imposes harsh financial burdens on applicants from impoverished nations.
- Big Bear Lake woman arrested for attempted murder, child endangerment
A 51-year-old Big Bear Lake woman, Brandi Noe, was arrested on charges of attempted murder, domestic violence, and child endangerment. The incident occurred on July 29 when deputies investigated a missing person report near her home on the 500 block of Talmage.
- More Than 300 Apartments Coming To Former Mag Mile Office Building As Work Gets Underway
A former Mag Mile office building at 500 N. Michigan Ave. is being converted into 324 apartments, with 64 designated as affordable housing. Construction has begun and the project is expected to finish by early 2027.
- LAUSD's youngest students will start a screen-free school year. Here's what parents need to know
Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) is implementing a screen-free policy for preschool through first grade starting in August, with exceptions for assessments, the Virtual Academy, and students with IEPs or 504 Plans. The policy, part of a nationwide trend, aims to reduce screen time during school and evenings, requiring off-screen homework and blocking YouTube and social media without teacher approval. The initiative was driven by parent-led advocacy group Schools Beyond Screens and supported by LAUSD officials.
- Why you shouldn’t worry about the stock market’s break below its 50-day moving average
The article discusses the stock market breaking below its 50-day moving average but argues that investors should not be concerned, as moving-average timing systems have been ineffective for decades.
- Ethics advocates say state lawmakers should bear responsibility for political junkets
Ethics advocates argue that North Carolina lawmakers should be held accountable for accepting gifts from a nonprofit group, Greater Carolina, which spent nearly $80,000 on events like golfing, a vacation rental, and a gentleman’s club from 2022 to 2024. Four lobbyists associated with the group face charges related to a bourbon-tasting tour, but no legislators have been charged. Only one legislator disclosed a trip on their ethics statement.
- Millionaire dentist's steamy affair with a lawyer's wife triggers vicious feud: See the lewd postcards, threatening mystery texts and 'inappropriate' 50ft BILLBOARD
A millionaire dentist's affair with a lawyer's wife sparked a feud involving lewd postcards, threatening texts, and an inappropriate 50ft billboard. The dispute highlights personal conflicts escalating into public and legal tensions.
- Minnesota joins 50-state coalition urging FCC to block illegal robocalls
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joined a bipartisan coalition of 50 attorneys general urging the Federal Communications Commission to strengthen 'Know Your Customer' rules to block illegal robocalls. The coalition cited over 29.6 billion scam robocalls and texts in the U.S. last year, resulting in nearly $2 billion in losses.
- Gordie Howe International Bridge set to open Monday after years of construction
The Gordie Howe International Bridge is set to open Monday after years of construction and delays, following a 2018 start. A Canadian ribbon-cutting ceremony excluded U.S. officials due to tensions over Trump’s 50% tariff on Canadian goods. Truck drivers expressed mixed reactions, with some excited about improved traffic flow and others planning to use the existing Ambassador Bridge.
- Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan calls for seedy dispersal of seed balls
Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan urges officials to use drones for seed ball dispersal in degraded forest areas to meet forest restoration targets and achieve 50% green cover in the state.
- Carney: Canada ready to respond if new Trump tariffs enacted
Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney stated Canada is prepared to respond to President Trump’s proposed 50 percent tariffs on Canadian goods if ongoing trade negotiations fail. Carney emphasized Canada’s focus on controllable measures ahead of potential tariff implementation.
- Upper West Side stabbings: Prime suspect charged with attempted murder and hate crime in alleged antisemitic attack
Raul Morales, 51, was charged with attempted murder and hate crimes after allegedly stabbing two men on the Upper West Side. The suspect targeted a 40-year-old Asian man and a 50-year-old Jewish man, shouting 'Allahu Akbar' during both attacks before being arrested at an NYCHA apartment building. Both victims were hospitalized in stable condition.
- Man in livery cab shot in the face in Brooklyn: sources
A 50-year-old man in a livery cab was shot in the face in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, early Friday morning. He was found conscious and alert at 99 North Portland Ave. and is recovering.
- Canadian ribbon-cutting for Gordie Howe International Bridge set for Friday
The Gordie Howe International Bridge is set for a Canadian ribbon-cutting on Friday, marking a milestone after years of delays and political tensions. The bridge, which connects the U.S. and Canada, is expected to improve trade and reduce travel times for truck drivers, though U.S. officials have not confirmed its opening. Political tensions, including a 50% tariff on Canadian goods by President Trump, have complicated the project's completion.
- The age when you must give up smoking to escape the risk of lung cancer: Experts reveal the truth about what quitting does to your body in your 30s, 40s, and 50s... and the REAL impact of that one cheeky cigarette a week
Experts discuss the optimal age to quit smoking to reduce lung cancer risk, detailing how quitting in one's 30s, 40s, and 50s affects the body, and address the health impact of smoking one cigarette per week.
- FDA to review 7 popular peptides touted for weight loss, healing and longevity
The FDA is reviewing seven unapproved peptides for potential inclusion in compounded prescription drugs, with meetings scheduled for July 23-24. These peptides, popular for weight loss, wound healing, and other health claims, are widely available through clinics and online sellers despite lacking FDA approval. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. supports expanding access, while FDA reviewers express concerns about safety and efficacy.
- Pregnant Brit tourist, 30, 'is sexually assaulted during massage at Majorca hotel' as 50-year-old masseur is held
A 30-year-old pregnant British tourist was sexually assaulted during a massage at a hotel in Majorca. A 50-year-old masseur has been arrested in connection with the incident.
- Canada scraps Gordie Howe Bridge ribbon-cutting with U.S. over tariffs
Canada has canceled the joint U.S.-Canada ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Gordie Howe International Bridge due to escalating trade tensions. The decision follows President Trump's announcement of a 50% tariff on goods imported from Canada.
- Exclusive: Manhattan tenants sound alarm after devastating fire
A devastating fire in a Hell’s Kitchen apartment building left tenants unable to use the fire escape, forcing them to navigate smoke-filled hallways. A former resident at 500 West 48 St. reported being homeless and awaiting a rent refund after a vacate order.
- Canada cancels joint bridge-opening celebration with US amid trade tensions
Canada has canceled the joint US-Canada ceremony for the Gordie Howe International Bridge opening following President Trump's announcement of a 50% tariff on most Canadian goods. The president accused Canada of unfairly discriminating against US automobiles, alcohol, and dairy products, escalating trade tensions.
- Carney says he and Trump will intensify trade negotiations after US imposes 50% tariffs
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Donald Trump agreed to intensify trade negotiations after the U.S. imposed 50% tariffs on most Canadian goods, excluding energy products, potash, fish, and critical minerals. The tariffs target goods previously protected under the USMCA, which the U.S. did not renew, and could harm economic relations between the two nations. Canadian leaders criticized the move, warning of increased costs and strained bilateral ties.
- Gordie Howe Bridge opening approaches as 50% US-Canada tariff threatens Michigan trade
The Gordie Howe International Bridge is set to open soon, but a new 50% tariff on Canadian goods raises concerns about its impact on Michigan's trade and economy. Truckers, business owners, and experts warn the tariff could hurt small businesses and delay the bridge's opening.
- Find great deals on wellness tech essentials with ABC Secret Savings
The article promotes a discount of up to 50% on wellness tech essentials through ABC Secret Savings.
- Like many 50-something women, I noticed weight starting to settle around my middle. These are my 13 simple tips for a flatter tummy. I feel better than I did in my 30s
A 50-something woman shares 13 tips for achieving a flatter tummy after noticing weight gain around her middle. She reports feeling better than she did in her 30s as a result of these strategies.
- Donald Trump says US to hit Canada with 50% tariffs
Donald Trump announced the U.S. will impose 50% tariffs on Canada. The U.S. government accuses Canada of unfair trade practices, which could lead to a trade war.
- Woman found calling for help in the Le Sueur River 12 hours after she was reported missing
A 50-year-old woman reported missing near the Le Sueur River in Blue Earth County was found 12 hours later calling for help in the river. She was rescued and is recovering in a Mankato hospital with minor injuries after being exposed to the elements overnight.
- 1 dead, 2 hurt in St. Paul’s Frogtown neighborhood shooting
One person died and two were injured in a shooting in St. Paul's Frogtown neighborhood early Saturday. The incident occurred near Edmund Avenue West and North Kent Street, with police finding a man with fatal gunshot wounds and two others with non-life-threatening injuries. This marks the eighth homicide of 2026 in St. Paul.
- Fury as California pols raked in 500% pay raises
California politicians received 500% pay raises due to a costly mistake, and they remained silent about the issue. The situation has sparked public fury.
- Could a 50-Year-Old Case Thwart Trump’s Attacks on the News Media?
A 50-year-old case may block Trump’s efforts to target the news media, with the Justice Department in Washington involved in the matter.
- The diet and fitness hacks Diane Kruger swears by as youthful actress celebrates her 50th birthday
The article discusses diet and fitness hacks that actress Diane Kruger swears by as she celebrates her 50th birthday.
- Rescuers are still searching for 3 people after a boat sank in San Francisco Bay, leaving 1 dead
Rescuers are searching for three missing people after a boat sank in San Francisco Bay near Alcatraz Island during a memorial service. One person died, and 16 others were rescued, with a dog also perishing. The 50-foot multilevel cabin cruiser capsized due to a wave or water intake, prompting ongoing search efforts involving divers, helicopters, and vessels.