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Does Medicare Cover Dental in 2025? Benefits and Eligibility 09/10/2025 08:00pm • Even if you've been fortunate enough to have a healthy smile, oral health becomes more of an issue as we age. There aren't many numbers on how many seniors go to the dentist, but almost half of all Medicare beneficiaries did not visit one in 2018, according to a KFF report published in 2021. "It is Short-Term vs. Long-Term CDs: Which Is Better Right Now? 09/10/2025 08:00pm • Certificate of deposit rates have inched down slightly since their roaring highs of mid-2024, but many banks and credit unions still offer CDs that reward you with solid returns on your savings. While long-term CDs typically pay higher interest rates than short-term CDs, that hasn't been the case re QQQ vs. QQQM: What's the Difference? 09/10/2025 08:00pm • The technology sector, led by the Magnificent 7 companies, including Apple Inc. (ticker: AAPL), Microsoft Corp. (MSFT), Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN), Alphabet Inc. (GOOG, GOOGL), Meta Platforms Inc. (META), Nvidia Corp. (NVDA) and Tesla Inc. (TSLA), has provided significant returns for stock investors ove 8 Companies That Could Issue the Next Stock Split 09/10/2025 08:00pm • Once a stock's share price gets too high, even a single share can become too expensive for smaller investors. Stock splits don't create any inherent value, but they are typically considered bullish catalysts. Companies usually only issue stock splits after extended periods of strong returns, and a s 3 fired FBI officials sue Patel, saying he bowed to Trump administration's 'campaign of retribution' 09/10/2025 07:40pm • WASHINGTON (AP) — Three high-ranking FBI officials were fired last month in a “campaign of retribution” carried out by a director who knew better but caved to political pressure from the Trump administration, according to a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday that describes the White House as dire Texas drops lawsuit against doctor accused of illegally providing care to transgender youth 09/10/2025 07:00pm • DALLAS (AP) — One of the nation’s first doctors accused of illegally providing care to transgender youth under GOP-led bans was found to have not violated the law, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office says, nearly a year after the state sued the physician. Dr. Hector Granados, a pediatri ‘Block Everything’ protests turn new French PM’s first day into chaos 09/10/2025 07:00pm • PARIS (AP) — A day of anti-government action across France on Wednesday saw streets choked with smoke, barricades in flames and volleys of tear gas as protesters denounced budget cuts and political turmoil. The nationwide “Block Everything” campaign presented a challenge to President Emmanuel Dozens rally in Prince George's County against data center project at abandoned mall site 09/10/2025 06:47pm • Residents want something done with the old Landover Mall site. But they don't want data centers. Prince George's County residents concerned about the environmental and energy impact of data centers rallied ahead of a meeting of a county council task force studying and working to come up with South Africa to open new inquest into the 1977 death in custody of anti-apartheid leader Steve Biko 09/10/2025 06:38pm • JOHANNESBURG (AP) — South Africa will open a new inquest into the 1977 death in police custody of iconic anti-apartheid figure Steve Biko, state prosecutors said Wednesday. The inquest will be officially registered in court on Friday, the anniversary of Biko's death nearly a half-century ago. Sout NATO scrambles jets to shoot down Russian drones in Poland, raising fears of war spillover 09/10/2025 06:34pm • WOHYN, Poland (AP) — Multiple Russian drones crossed into Poland in what European officials described Wednesday as a deliberate provocation, causing NATO to send fighter jets to shoot them down. A NATO spokesman said it was the first time the alliance confronted a potential threat in its airspace. Judge blocks a Trump policy cutting off some social services for immigrants in the US illegally 09/10/2025 06:11pm • A federal judge on Wednesday blocked Trump administration restrictions on services for immigrants in the country illegally, including the federal preschool program Head Start, health clinics and adult education. The order from the judge in U.S. District Court in Rhode Island applies to 20 states Agents seize hundreds of thousands of illegal vapes smuggled from China in nationwide crackdown 09/10/2025 06:08pm • BENSENVILLE, Ill. (AP) — Federal agents seized hundreds of thousands of illegal vaping products in raids across the country on Wednesday as the Trump administration moved to crack down on devices that are regularly used by teens in the U.S. after being smuggled in from China. Attorney General Pam The Latest: Trump’s emergency order over DC is expiring 09/10/2025 05:28pm • Congress did not extend President Donald Trump’s Aug. 11 order that federalized the city’s police force and launched a surge of law enforcement into the city. But the National Guard and some other federal agencies will continue their deployment, and it’s not clear when that might end. Also, th Over 40% of arrests in Trump's DC law enforcement surge relate to immigration, AP analysis finds 09/10/2025 05:21pm • WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has portrayed his federal law enforcement surge in Washington as focused on tackling crime. But data from the federal operation, analyzed by The Associated Press, shows that more than 40% of the arrests made over the monthlong operation were in fact related Spanish Vuelta riders vote to continue racing for now after pro-Palestinian protests 09/10/2025 05:19pm • MADRID (AP) — Spanish Vuelta riders have voted to keep competing but did not rule out abandoning the Grand Tour event if pro-Palestinian protests continue to disrupt the race. Wednesday's 17th stage ended without any major incident after authorities limited the number of people who could reach the