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A federal judge said the Trump administration acted illegally when it deported a Maryland man in error to El Salvador, and ordered he be returned.

Fed's Powell said the economy is in "good place," and officials must keep inflation controlled. His remarks suggest the possibility of fewer rate cuts See link below ⬇️

President Donald #Trump is extending the deadline for American investors to acquire a stake in TikTok, saying in a social media post that he is signing an executive order allowing the Chinese-owned app to keep operating for another 75 days. The extension gave the White House additional time to persuade the Chinese government to approve an agreement that the Trump administration hoped would allow the popular social media app to continue operating in the U.S. The deal was derailed when the two countries clashed over tariffs this week, two White House officials indicated. https://lnkd.in/gp4FSf84

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says the economy is in "good condition" but the central bank will be especially vigilant about keeping inflation in check following President Trump's sweeping tariffs. https://lnkd.in/gigKkw8V

Vowing to work with China, Trump extends TikTok sale deadline a second time.

U.S. stocks plummeted further around midday Friday after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said he expected tariffs will increase inflation and slow the economy, but the central bank would keep rates steady until it can get more clarity on what the full effects of the tariffs might be. Here's what you can do to protect your finances as stocks plunged. https://lnkd.in/eKtCzd5Q

Mega Millions changes on April 5 will make winning easier and more lucrative for players. Don't expect taxes to be though if you win. What to know. See link below ⬇️

Parents and caregivers are burned out. The physical, emotional and mental exhaustion of being a family caregiver -- often on top of a full-time job -- leads many to place their own self-care on the back burner, leading to depression, anxiety and other conditions. -A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention survey found that 70% of parents and caregivers reported adverse mental health symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic, and more than half reported symptoms of anxiety or depression.  -The American Psychological Association released a report in 2023 that showed parents were significantly more likely than other adults to say that stress makes it hard for them to focus, that most days their stress is "completely overwhelming" and that when they're stressed, they can't bring themselves to do anything. -A survey conducted by the AARP found 4 in 10 caregivers rarely or never feel relaxed. Rates of anxiety and stress were higher among women caregivers and those ages 18-34. -Cleo, a global family care company, found 60% of parents and caregivers surveyed were at higher risk for depression and anxiety. More than half of adult caregivers and those in the sandwich generation were at risk of burnout. Those rates increased among caregivers supporting a loved one with a chronic condition, a cancer diagnosis and those navigating an end-of-life journey. Cleo CEO Madhavi Vemireddy, MD said the company uses their survey "almost as a wakeup call" to show caregivers that they, too, need to prioritize their care and wellbeing. “Because we know that most family caregivers don’t ask for help until they’re at that stage of burnout or beyond," Vemireddy said. You can read more about caregiver burnout, stories from caregivers and tips on how to handle burnout here: https://lnkd.in/gkM2pT-f

Parents and caregivers are burned out. The physical, emotional and mental exhaustion of being a family caregiver -- often on top of a full-time job -- leads many to place their own self-care on the back burner, leading to depression, anxiety and other conditions. -A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention survey found that 70% of parents and caregivers reported adverse mental health symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic, and more than half reported symptoms of anxiety or depression.  -The American Psychological Association released a report in 2023 that showed parents were significantly more likely than other adults to say that stress makes it hard for them to focus, that most days their stress is "completely overwhelming" and that when they're stressed, they can't bring themselves to do anything. -A survey conducted by the AARP found 4 in 10 caregivers rarely or never feel relaxed. Rates of anxiety and stress were higher among women caregivers and those ages 18-34. -Cleo, a global family care company, found 60% of parents and caregivers surveyed were at higher risk for depression and anxiety. More than half of adult caregivers and those in the sandwich generation were at risk of burnout. Those rates increased among caregivers supporting a loved one with a chronic condition, a cancer diagnosis and those navigating an end-of-life journey. Cleo CEO Madhavi Vemireddy, MD said the company uses their survey "almost as a wakeup call" to show caregivers that they, too, need to prioritize their care and wellbeing. “Because we know that most family caregivers don’t ask for help until they’re at that stage of burnout or beyond," Vemireddy said. You can read more about caregiver burnout, stories from caregivers and tips on how to handle burnout here: https://lnkd.in/gkM2pT-f

Stocks are down after President Donald Trump announced new tariffs. How should workers saving up for retirement react to the dip? See link below ⬇️