40-year-old saved up to 90% of his pay and retired with $3.5 million last year—he left the U.S. for Dubai and is ‘much happier'
Jamal Robinson retired at 39 with a $3.5 million nest egg. Here’s what his life looks like as an American expat in Dubai.
Does anyone believe Southport killer buying a knife is the issue here?
KEIR Starmer’s suggestion that Axel Rudakubana represents a new type of misfit murderer is wrong, or at least overstated. The internet — ...
'The Breakfast Club': 40 years later, still the teen movie you don't forget
Filmed at an abandoned high school in Des Plaines, John Hughes' coming-of-age classic continues to resonate — although one ...
40-year-old early retiree worth $3.6 million: What most people get wrong about retirement
Jamal Robinson retired at 39 and now has a $3.6 million nest egg. Here’s what he’s learned about early retirement.
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‘Parade’ at Playhouse Square Marches to a Fervent Beat
The KeyBank Broadway Series production of “Parade” will be on stage in the Connor Palace Theatre on Playhouse Square in ...
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How Bill Belichick Will Navigate NIL at UNC — GM Michael Lombardi Weighs In
When news broke that Bill Belichick would be the head coach of the North Carolina Tar Heels, questions about the program’s direction grew exponentially. Speculation has been rife about how the ...
Marlee Matlin blazed trails. She also suffered a lifetime of isolation.
PARK CITY, Utah — The moment Marlee Matlin stepped onstage at the 1987 Academy Awards as the first deaf actor to win an Oscar ...
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America’s food fight: How national politics affect Lafayette farmers, food pantries
Lawmakers in the House and Senate have haggled over the bill ... old Lafayette man, long and thin like the gray hair hanging from his sweatshirt hood. During the pandemic, he worked as a janitor ...
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Flick: Hallelujah for a ‘grand ol’ dame’ of a building
In this week's column, longtime Pantagraph writer Bill Flick shares his lasting memories from the former Pantagraph building ...