- Lifestyle Time
Remember That Guy Who Accidentally Got Invited to a Random Grandma's Thanksgiving in 2016? Here's How They're Still Celebrating the Holiday Together
"Time kind of just flies"
Politics ABC NewsFormer Trump adviser John Bolton returns to Twitter with cryptic message
After a more than two-month hiatus from Twitter, President Donald Trump's former national security adviser John Bolton is back on the platform with a cryptic message amid the impeachment probe. Glad to be back on Twitter after more than two months.
- Celebrity Seventeen
Sarah Hyland Had a Wardrobe Malfunction and Wells Adams Had the Thirstiest Reaction
Here's another reason they're couple goals.
- Lifestyle Bon Appetit
31 Last-Minute Thanksgiving Recipes for the "Spontaneous" (Read: Unprepared) Among Us
They're easy enough to add on to your menu-no matter how carefully orchestrated (or beautifully improvised) it is. Originally Appeared on Bon Appétit
- Business MarketWatch
My wife is 61 and earns $50,000; I’m 65 and earn $400,000 - should she take Social Security next year?
My question is should my wife take her Social Security benefits next year and then get 50% of mine added to hers when I retire? As with many Social Security questions I get, experts say the answer is likely this: wait. Your wife can indeed start collecting Social Security benefits at 62 based on her own work record (as long as she's worked for at least 10 years), and she can claim spousal benefits when you begin collecting your Social Security benefits.
U.S. PeopleUtah Woman Whose Stepchildren Saw Her Topless in Home Faces Charges
Utah Woman Whose Stepchildren Saw Her Topless in Home Is Charged
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Style Footwear News
Chrissy Teigen Wears Three Different Saint Laurent Thigh-High Boots in 24 Hours
She loves Saint Laurent boots.
