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Concerns about the future of Social Security have been growing among Americans, especially those nearing retirement. On a recent episode of her “Women & Money” podcast, Suze Orman addressed these fears head-on, offering her perspective on potential changes to the system — including the likelihood that the full retirement age could increase to 70. Orman…
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An international cactus smuggling operation worth over $1 million has led to a landmark court ruling that could transform how we protect rare plants worldwide, The Guardian reported. What happened? In February 2020, Italian police discovered more than 1,000 rare cacti in the home of Andrea Piombetti, a well-known plant collector who called himself “The…
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