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These cities rank as the best places for active lifestyles in 2026, data finds

Lifestyle · San Francisco

These cities rank as the best places for active lifestyles in 2026, data finds

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As Americans set New Year’s resolutions to exercise more and lose weight in 2026, a new WalletHub study highlights how city living can influence an active lifestyle.See the Story

Credit Scores Are Down in All 50 States: Here's Where They Dropped the Most

Auto · United States

Credit Scores Are Down in All 50 States: Here's Where They Dropped the Most

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Credit scores have dropped in all 50 states over the past year.See the Story

Cooling labor market does not deter job seekers in 2026

United States · United States

Cooling labor market does not deter job seekers in 2026

Despite a cooling labor market and fewer job openings, nearly half of U.S. workers plan to search for new jobs in 2026 amid burnout and pay concerns. The post Cooling labor market does not deter job seekers in 2026 first appeared on The Journal Record.See the Story

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