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The rupee on Monday slumped by 19 paise to 74.62 (provisional) against the U.S. dollar at close due to high crude oil prices, forex outflows and heavy losses in domestic equities amid growing geo-political worries. Forex traders said the strength of the American currency in the overseas market and weak appetite for riskier assets also dragged down the local unit. Moreover, market participants are now eyeing the U.S. Fed's January 25-26 meeting for further cues. At the interbank foreign exchange market, the local currency opened at 74.43 against the greenback and witnessed an intra-day high of 74.42 and a low of 74.69 during the session. The rupee finally settled at 74.62, down 19 paise or 0.26% over its previous close of 74.43. The dollar index, which gauges the greenback's strength against a basket of six currencies, was trading 0.12% up at 95.75. Brent crude futures, the global oil benchmark, rose 0.33% to $88.18 per barrel. On the domestic equity market front, the BSE … [Read more...] about Rupee falls by 19 paise to 74.62 against U.S. dollar

A Michigan woman discovered millions of dollars in winnings after scouring her spam folder looking for a missing email, Michigan Lottery Connect reported Friday. Laura Spears, 55, after finding the email filed as spam, went to the Michigan Lottery website to confirm the winnings to find out that, she was in fact, a millionaire, according to Michigan Lottery Connect. (RELATED: Man Says He’s Going To Buy A Mustang And Five Kilos Of Cocaine If He Wins The Lottery During Hilarious Interview) Spears had correctly matched the required five numbers in Michigan Lottery’s Dec. 31 lottery draw to win one million dollars, but opted into the “Megaplier” for $1, which multiplied her winnings by 3, the Michigan Lottery news website said. If she had matched the five white balls and the golden mega ball, she would have won the $376 million dollar jackpot, Newsweek reported. Laura Spears got the surprise of a lifetime when she checked her spam folder and realized she’d won a $3 million … [Read more...] about Michigan Woman Discovers $3 Million Dollars In Lottery Winnings In Her Spam Folder

WASHINGTON — The first lawsuits challenging the Affordable Care Act were still in the early stages, but conservative lawyers were already working on a backup plan in December 2010 if the first line of attack failed. It was Thomas M. Christina , an employment benefits lawyer from Greenville, S.C., who found a new vulnerability in the sprawling law. “I noticed something peculiar about the tax credit,” he told a gathering of strategists at the American Enterprise Institute. With a rudimentary PowerPoint presentation, Mr. Christina sketched a new line of argument . He pointed to four previously unnoticed words in the health care law, enacted nine months earlier. They seemed to say its tax-credit subsidies were limited to people living where an insurance marketplace, known as an exchange, had been “established by the state.” The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the implications of Mr. Christina’s theory on Wednesday. If a majority of the justices accepts it, more than six … [Read more...] about Lawyer Put Health Act in Peril by Pointing Out 4 Little Words

A Colorado children’s hospital charged a woman nearly $850 as a “facility fee” for a telehealth visit via a “Zoom call” for her 3-year-old son, local outlet KDVR reported. “I can tell you right now I would’ve gone elsewhere if they had told me there was an $850 fee, essentially for a Zoom call,” mother Brittany Tesso told KDVR. She received the bill from Children’s Hospital Colorado after an initial $676.89 charge for a two-hour speech therapy examination, which Tesso “thought was extreme,” but nonetheless paid. “I was like, ‘Facility fee? I didn’t go to your facility. I was at home, and as far as I could tell, some of the doctors were at home too.’ And [a hospital representative] said, ‘Well, we charge the same whether you come to the facility or it’s a telehealth appointment,'” Tesso said, KDVR reported. Five little monkeys jumping on the bed. One fell off and bumped his head. Momma called the doctor and the doctor said “While this may be a telemedicine visit, you will still … [Read more...] about Colorado Hospital Charges Woman $847 For ‘Zoom Call’ With Doctors

The two most jarring events in the past decade of American life both had the whiff of a grand con about them. One was the crisis of 2008, after which a lot of ordinary Americans turned their attention to the financial-services industry and discovered something that looked, on the surface, uncannily like a classic bilking: There was a lot of hard-to-follow shifting about of who owned what and who owed what to whom, and in the end a lot of people found that their retirement savings had vanished. The other was the election of Donald Trump, who has always been fairly open about his talent for old-school hucksterism. To the very end, many people were convinced his entire campaign had been a long-game self-promotional exercise — a man wandering past real estate, casinos, reality television, mail-order steaks and wealth-building seminars to arrive at right-wing politics as a high-quality grift. “Grift” and “grifter” are old-fashioned words, but ever more useful ones. “Grift” evokes not so … [Read more...] about Why Are We Suddenly Surrounded by ‘Grift’?

Boris Johnson is fighting to save him premiership as he awaits the publication of Sue Gray's "partygate" report which could determine his future. The scandal-hit Prime Minister faces a make-or-break week as controversies mount and mutinous Tories consider whether to oust him from office. Westminster is waiting with bated breath for the results of Sue Gray's probe into the Downing Street parties saga, which is expected to report any day. The top civil servant has received written evidence from Mr Johnson's former aide Dominic Cummings , who has declared war on his former boss and urged Tory MPs to topple the PM. Downing Street police officers on duty during alleged lockdown-flouting bashes are said to have given "extremely damning evidence" to Ms Gray. Boris Johnson is facing a make-or-break week as his premiership hangs in the balance ( Image: Getty Images) Mr Johnson's former employer the Daily Telegraph - which he is said to refers to as his "real boss" - … [Read more...] about 5 reasons Boris Johnson is facing a crunch week that could end his premiership

This week on The Learning Network, one of our writing prompts asked teenagers if they had ever been surprised by an act of generosity. We also asked students to tell us about the things that disgust them and to share a story or memory inspired by an image taken at a candy store. Thank you to all those who joined the conversation this week from around the world, including teenagers from Sarajevo, Dubai and New Mexico . Please note: Student comments have been lightly edited for length, but otherwise appear as they were originally submitted. _________ Have You Ever Been Surprised by an Act of Generosity? Earlier this month, the owner of the Iowa Cubs, a minor-league baseball team, made headlines for giving employees $2,000 for every year they had been with the team. We wanted to know students’ reactions to this act of kindness: Did it remind them of anything they had witnessed? Did it inspire them to show generosity, financial or otherwise, to … [Read more...] about What Students Are Saying About Candy Stores, Acts of Generosity and Things That Disgust Them

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 83 percent of U.S. adults over 65 did not meet the minimum standards of physical activity to stay healthy and decrease the risk of premature death from chronic disease. In response, the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion has set a goal of decreasing this to 70 percent of adults over the next 20 years, but that still leaves almost 40 million older Americans at risk. Given the potential for devastating health and financial ramifications from physical inactivity — one estimate published in The Lancet put the cost at $24 billion annually — it’s time for federal, state and local governments to increase opportunities and access to physical activity for all adults. That could result in billions of dollars in cost savings and, more importantly, healthier lives. In October, after four years of work by a multidisciplinary coalition of researchers engaged with 85 United Nations member states, the World … [Read more...] about Let’s commit infrastructure funding to help older Americans lead healthier lives

I know all the songs and so do you — I’ve known them all since I was a kid. But I not only know them all, I can play and sing them all — take your pick, from “Love Me Do” to “The End.” Not so many years ago I would park my then-new car outside the front door of coffee shops where I was playing guitar and singing on Long Island, hold up the keys and announce, “If you can stump me on the Fabs, I’ll give you my wheels.” Or if I happened to have a hundred dollar bill, I’d pin it to the wall behind me and offer it to anyone who could name a Beatles song I couldn’t produce in three seconds. But the game was rigged — you couldn’t beat the house. Every now and then I’d get an aficionado who would call for “You Like Me Too Much,” “Not a Second Time” or maybe “The Sheik of Araby” from the Decca audition. I loved those challenges. But the requests I really appreciated were ones like “Your Feet’s Too Big” or “Red Sails in the Sunset” from the pre-“Ed Sullivan Show” December 1962 Star-Club … [Read more...] about We Can’t Work It Out: Why I Finally Broke Up With the Beatles

[Want to get New York Today by email? Here’s the sign-up .] It’s Friday. Mother’s Day is Sunday. Here’s a great 2017 Op-Ed from The Times that was inspired by “photos from women of their mothers before they were mothers.” Weather: Grab the umbrella. There’s a chance of showers, with thunderstorms possible after 3 p.m. It may rain on Saturday night — and Sunday, too. Alternate-side parking : In effect until May 27 (Memorial Day). New York is a place where people come to make their fortune. Bloomberg. Murdoch. DeGrom. For Anna Sorokin (you might know her as Anna Delvey), New York wa From the moment Ms. Sorokin arrived in the city in 2014 she seemed to turn Gotham into an archipelago of Pollyannas. She said her dream was to build a members-only arts club on Park Avenue South. She handed out $100 bills as tips, wore fancy clothes and lived in elegant hotels. Yesterday, Ms. Sorokin, 28, was sentenced to four to 12 years in prison … [Read more...] about How ‘Anna Delvey’ Conned New York