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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Batya reveals the 5 things worth your money

NewsNation's Batya Ungar-Sargon joins the social media trend and shares the five things she believes are actually worth spending money on.

HUFFPOST - Kash Patel’s Response To Jet-Setting Critiques Seems A Tad ... Unhinged?!?

The FBI director responded to a suggestion that he might want to "lay low" amid investigations of his spending habits by claiming he had a gold-plated jet ski.

The FBI director responded to a suggestion that he might want to "lay low" amid investigations of his spending habits by claiming he had a gold-plated jet ski.Open

NYTIMES (Paulette Perhach) - How Your Friend Group Influences How You Spend and Save

Our spending habits are often influenced by our social circles. You can help shape what it looks like.

AXIOS (Kelly Tyko) - "Momflation" is changing how we celebrate Mother's Day

Americans are still showing up for mom this Mother's Day — but with more budgeting, bargain hunting and strategic splurging as "momflation" pushes up the cost of flowers , brunch and gifts. Why it matters: Mother's Day is becoming a snapshot of the modern U.S. consumer economy : Even as shoppers complain about inflation and rising prices , many are still willing to spend on special occasions — just more selectively. - Americans appear increasingly willing to trade down, not opt out. By the numbers: Consumer spending on Mother's Day is expected to hit a record $38 billion this year, according to the National Retail Federation , up from the previous record of $35.7 billion set in 2023. - Flowers remain the most popular gift category,…

Americans are still showing up for mom this Mother's Day — but with more budgeting, bargain hunting and strategic splurging as "momflation" pushes up the cost of flowers , brunch and gifts. Why it matters: Mother's Day is becoming a snapshot of the modern U.S. consumer economy : Even as shoppers complain about inflation and rising prices , many are still willing to spend on special occasions — just more selectively. - Americans appear increasingly willing to trade down, not opt out. By the numbers: Consumer spending on Mother's Day is expected to hit a record $38 billion this year, according to the National Retail Federation , up from the previous record of $35.7 billion set in 2023. - Flowers remain the most popular gift category,…Open