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Here's Where Your Kids Should Be Stashing Their Summer Job Earnings

1 day ago | usnews.com | Greg Garrison |Mark Evitt |Ray Frager

Key Takeaways A few banks and credit unions offer interest rates of 7% or higher on kids savings accounts. High-yield kids savings accounts usually only pay the top rate on a relatively small portion of the balance. Some high-interest kids savings accounts are available nationwide, while others require you to live in a certain region. For parents, a kids savings account allows them to teach their children about finances in a more meaningful way than a simple dinner-table lecture.
White House Believes No Enriched Uranium Was Removed Prior to U.S. Attacks on Iran

1 day ago | usnews.com | Nandita Bose

ReutersWhite House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt speaks to reporters at the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., June 23, 2025. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque/File PhotoWASHINGTON (Reuters) -There is no indication that any enriched uranium was removed from any of the three sites in Iran targeted by the U.S. in attacks on Saturday, White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said on Thursday. (Reporting By Nandita Bose and Jarrett Renshaw)Copyright 2025 Thomson Reuters.
The Latest US Foray Into Military Action Has a Name: the Trump Doctrine

2 days ago | usnews.com | Steve Holland |David Brunnstrom

By Steve Holland and David BrunnstromWASHINGTON (Reuters) -With his order for B-2 bombers to strike Iranian nuclear sites on Sunday, President Donald Trump swerved away from his usual reluctance to use military force, directly involving the U.S. in a foreign war and alarming many of his "America First" supporters. Now, the thinking behind his decision has a name, according to Vice President JD Vance: the Trump Doctrine.
How Much Did Trump’s Strikes Damage Iran?

2 days ago | usnews.com | Olivier Knox

On a basic level, President Donald Trump’s bomb and missile strikes on Iranian nuclear infrastructure were a success. U.S. warplanes and Tomahawk missiles hit the targets they meant to hit. The stealth bombers then exited Iranian airspace with no losses. Day-after satellite imagery suggested significant damage – it’s not all obvious because one of the sites is burrowed into a mountain.
New Zealand Draft Infrastructure Plan Outlines Need for More Hospitals, Electricity

3 days ago | usnews.com | Lucy Craymer

By Lucy CraymerWELLINGTON (Reuters) -New Zealand on Wednesday released a draft 30-year national infrastructure plan, which highlighted a need for the country to invest more in hospitals and electricity production and to prepare to spend more on responding to national disasters.
Ignoring Congress on Iran, Trump Followed a Well-Worn Path

3 days ago | usnews.com | Olivier Knox

The Constitution reserves for Congress the power to declare war. And name post offices. But let’s focus on the first bit. It may startle you – after U.S. military action in Korea, Vietnam, Libya, Grenada, Lebanon, Panama, Kosovo, Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria – to learn the last time lawmakers did so was 1942 (against Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania). That’s over 100,000 deaths in war since World War II.
Here's How Much Money You Need in Your Savings Account

3 days ago | usnews.com | Jessica Merritt |Sebastian Oliveira |Mark Evitt

Key Takeaways Though it depends on your financial situation, you should try to have enough savings to cover three to six months of expenses in case of an emergency. Stashing 20% of your monthly income is a good way to start building your savings. You can continue to grow your savings by using a budget, automating your savings and managing your debt.
Bezos' Venice Wedding Party Moved to Isolated Area on Security Concerns

4 days ago | usnews.com | Sara Rossi

By Sara RossiMILAN (Reuters) -A celebrity wedding party for Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and journalist Lauren Sanchez in Venice this week has been moved to an isolated, less accessible part of the lagoon city on security concerns and to prevent the risk of protests, sources said.
6 Unknowns After Trump Strikes Iran

4 days ago | usnews.com | Olivier Knox

President Donald Trump went all in this weekend on the biggest gamble of his second term: A direct military strike on Iran, aimed at destroying – or at least setting back – that country’s nuclear program. Here are six questions the historic attack raises. 1. How Effective Was It? Trump says the American strikes “completely and totally obliterated” Iran’s main facilities for uranium enrichment – the process of making fuel potent enough for nuclear bombs.
Your Bank Might Be Taking Advantage of Your Loyalty – Here's What You Can Do About It

4 days ago | usnews.com | Greg Garrison |Mark Evitt |Ray Frager

Key Takeaways Most banks don't specifically reward customers for staying with them long term. Some smaller banks and credit unions do include a rewards component that incentivizes longevity. Experts say banks can build customer loyalty by using technology to make digital banking more personal. When Desert Financial Credit Union first rolled out its Relationship Rewards program about a decade ago, the new perks and benefits were a hit with many of its members.