There are multiple, lucrative high-yield savings accounts for savers to consider this month. DAVID BENITO/DBenitostock/Getty Images High interest savings accounts are once again drawing attention as interest rates remain elevated compared to just a few years ago. While the Federal Reserve has begun easing its benchmark rate, savers can still find competitive yields that significantly … Read more
There’s a conversation happening about your brand right now. It’s not on social media, in a Reddit thread, or even a Google review; the conversation is taking place in an AI chat window. Someone out there is asking ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, and the like about your category, your competitors, and your products specifically. And unless … Read more
When the 2026 NFL Draft kicks off Thursday night in Pittsburgh, the only near certainty is that a quarterback will be taken No. 1 overall for the fourth straight year. The Las Vegas Raiders are widely expected to select QB Fernando Mendoza, who capped his stellar Heisman season by leading Indiana to its first national … Read more
The NBA regular season is over and the NBC News sports crew had some thoughts on the major awards races. We skipped the Defensive Player of the Year award — Victor Wembenyama seems to have that one wrapped up. But our teams dove into the tightly contested MVP, Rookie of the Year, Sixth Man of … Read more
Oprah Winfrey on Tuesday exclusively announced “Go Gentle” by Maria Semple as her latest book club pick on “CBS Mornings.” “Go Gentle” is about a divorce philosopher who meets a mysterious stranger and her orderly life is turned upside down. Semple, a bestselling author, said she reflected on her own life experiences while writing. “About … Read more
HOUSTON — Azzi Fudd has been waiting years for this moment. After four seasons as a star guard for the University of Connecticut, she was taken No. 1 overall by the Dallas Wings in Monday’s WNBA Draft. Ahead of her selection, she told NBC News there was only one way to describe her feelings. Subscribe … Read more
The madness is back … or is it? The 2026 NCAA Tournament that will tip off on Thursday comes at a moment of transition — and, some say, crisis — for the sport. I don’t want to sound pessimistic, but it does suddenly seem like an open question now whether the type of tournament that … Read more
In most years, men’s college basketball would be lucky to have one transcendent star, a player who could both carry his team during the NCAA Tournament and be a hyped professional prospect. In 2026, there are three: Kansas’ Darryn Peterson, Brigham Young’s AJ Dybantsa and Duke’s Cameron Boozer. The trio have been jockeying for position … Read more