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Hernan Diaz’s new novel audaciously tells a tale of American capital—again, and again, and again.

Stocks and bonds are down, and high inflation means retirees may need to draw more from their investments for income. But there are ways to manage these risks.

If you’re chasing portfolio income, you may be eyeing high-yield bonds, which typically offer more interest. But these assets carry greater risk, experts say.

There are a few strategies for putting away more than the technical $10,000 limit annually in federal I bonds, which currently pay a record 9.62% annual rate.

Next to your home, your vehicle is probably the most expensive thing you own. What if you discovered someone had stolen your car, but it was still in your driveway? It’s basically vehicle identity theft.

I bonds, an inflation-protected and nearly risk-free investment, may soon pay an estimated 9.62% return. Here’s what to know before purchasing.

Harris County Precinct 2 Commissioner Adrian Garcia will join the Harris County Bail Bond Board meeting Wednesday evening to discuss the agenda item requiring 10% minimum of assessed bail to be paid down for certain people accused of violent crimes.

If you’re worried about rising interest rates, you may consider high-yield bonds to help offset price declines. But these assets may carry more risk.

The beloved Red Sox player who helped put an end to the "Curse of the Bambino" was voted into the elite group in his first year on the ballot. Bonds and Clemens fell short in their final year.

Baseball Hall of Fame voters get one last chance to elect, or ignore, Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens.

Terrance Harris was shot 29 times by officers, a city lawyer said.

The U.S. Treasury pays 7.12% annual interest on I bonds for the next six months. Here's how couples may maximize the $10,000 purchase limit.

The baseball Hall of Fame wont have any new players in the class of 2021 after voters decided no one had the merits on-the-field or off for enshrinement in Cooperstown on this year's ballot. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg, File)It could be a while before the Baseball Writers' Association of America votes anyone new into the Hall of Fame. AdSchilling wrote on Facebook that he has asked the Hall of Fame to remove his name from next year’s ballot. LAST CHANCEBonds and Clemens have one more year on the writers' ballot, and Schilling does, too, unless the Hall abides by his request for removal. OTHER AVENUESEven if the BBWAA doesn't vote anyone in next year, there's still a chance someone will be elected by one of the Eras Committees, which consider players no longer eligible for the BBWAA vote.

ROSENBERG, Texas – Of the important decisions voters from Lamar Consolidated ISD had to ponder Tuesday, perhaps the biggest came down to the bottom line. On the ballot were four propositions -- two related to education, infrastructure, and technology for district students -- two others related to athletics. But Props B & C -- asking for more than $125 million for a second stadium and two new practice swimming pools -- a fail. More than 50% of voters like Scott Hartzell voted no. I’m a former athlete myself in high school and college so I support atheltics,” Hartzell said.

A TLT trade. That's one way to hedge against another potential leg lower for U.S. stocks, Todd Gordon, managing partner at Ascent Wealth Partners, told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Tuesday. One such instrument is the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT), which tracks long-term U.S. Treasury bonds, Gordon said. "If you're a little bit more of an agile, short-term trader," trading options on the TLT is one way to capitalize on that possibility, he said. "If we see stock indexes start to roll over, this should be a nice way to hedge on the upside.