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William Shippey, 44, says he'll probably never work again after he began day trading an inheritance his mother left him.

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R&Bieber is back for his first album in four years: a 21-track collection that's both earnest and doesn’t take itself too ...

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You’re more likely to be a manager Nearly three-quarters of U.S. workers say they love or like their jobs, according to a new YouGov survey that explores how Americans feel about their work.

Trump’s cruel agenda, which Republicans gleefully passed, decides who gets to live and who gets to beg for mercy.

Love your neighbor--the one you envy, the one you pity, the one whose dog barks too much at 2 a.m. Start there. Because if you can't love your neighbor, you don't love your country.

The secret is not finding the perfect job but making your work, whatever that happens to be, your calling. This involves three steps: 1. Look within.