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1. 6:00p

   ‘Am I cheap?’ I used to give my nieces and nephews $100 gift cards, but I left my job in tech. Is $25 insulting?

2. 6:00p

   Manchester City beats Inter Milan 1-0 to win first Champions League title and complete 3-trophy sweep

3. 4:10p

   ‘I’m 62 and ready for my golden years’: I’ve $1.7 million in annuities, Roths and index funds. Can I afford to never work again?

4. 4:00p

   What Google, Martha Stewart, Amazon and others have gotten so wrong about the remote-work debate

5. 3:56p

   This isn’t ‘quiet quitting.’ How quitting — and retiring — can set you free.

6. 3:47p

   ‘Something snapped inside him’: My contractor boyfriend of 2 years dumped me. He said I was using him to fix up my house.

7. 3:37p

   Heads of ‘orgasmic meditation’ group, OneTaste, charged with forced labor and sex abuse of followers

8. 3:16p

   I grew up with hazardous smoke from forest fires in Asia. Here’s what I learned.

9. 3:10p

   ‘California is behind the rest of the country’: A new bill aims to limit security deposits for renters

10. 3:04p

    Trump set for first public appearances since federal indictment with speeches to Republican conventions

11. 3:00p

    ‘It’s caused a lot of tension in our marriage’: My wife’s family visits, hides food and never pays for anything. How do we get rid of them?

12. 2:55p

    Want to fight your office’s return-to-work mandate? The law isn’t on your side.

13. 2:42p

    80% of Gen Xers think they’ll never fully retire — and that may be good news for this group

14. 2:29p

    You may be betting one-sixth of your retirement portfolio on TV’s Jim Cramer

15. 2:29p

    Would you spend $900 on a high-tech air-purifying mask? Yes, it exists.

16. 2:25p

    When air quality declines, low-income people and communities of color suffer the most.

17. 2:25p

    Ted Kaczynski, known as the Unabomber, has died in federal prison at 81

18. 2:15p

    ‘The lowest of the low’: Scammers use obituaries to pose as funeral-home workers — and target grieving families for money

19. 2:08p

    What AI threat? Most U.S. white-collar workers welcome the technology, survey finds.

20. 1:59p

    A family earning $75,000 can afford 23% of homes for sale. Five years ago, they could afford 50% of listings.

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