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Happy Tuesday MarketWatchers. Don’t miss these top stories:
A shocking number of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck
The most popular #WithMyNextPayCheckIWill responses show how many workers are struggling
The No. 1 job in America where you can make over $100,000 — and enjoy low stress
U.S. News & World Report just released its 2020 best jobs in America list.
This 22-year-old didn’t take tennis lessons until age 16 and is now on the pro tour — an inside look at tennis’ minor leagues
Far from the Australian Open, here’s what it’s like at pro tennis tournaments where even the winners can’t break even.
‘Orange is the New Black’ star will move back to Australia to fight climate change: ‘It’s unethical to set up a life in two countries’
‘I will be going through the process of giving up my Green Card and saying goodbye to a life in America.’
Americans over 40 are half as likely to get hired — and it’s worse for workers over 50
Federal law makes it illegal to ask someone’s age in a job interview or to discriminate against anyone based on their age.
Employees aren’t suing their workplaces as often as they used to — but is that necessarily a good thing?
A new report looks at filing trends for cases where workers say they’ve been mistreated by their employers.
‘Totally bizarre!’ — nutritionists see red over study downplaying the serious health risks of red meat
The Annals of Internal Medicine published a report contradicting decades of growing consensus about the health risks of red meat.
This college professor spills 6 secrets that every freshman should know
Know what it takes to be successful before you step into your first college class.
This former top Obama official says auditing more rich people would raise $500 billion in personal-income tax
‘Today, the IRS has fewer auditors than it had at any point since World War II,’ a recent study by Lawrence Summers found.
I discovered through Ancestry.com that my biological father is someone else — can I claim an inheritance as his heir?
‘The secret was never revealed to me either by him or by my mother.’
Elsewhere on MarketWatch
Bloomberg, Trump to air dueling Super Bowl ads
Football’s two top teams won’t be the only ones facing off on Feb. 2: President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Michael Bloomberg are set to air dueling ads during the Super Bowl as each seeks to tackle the White House.
Republicans and Democrats signal they’re still at impasse on Trump’s impeachment trial in Senate
As Congress gets back to work this week, top Republican and Democratic lawmakers are indicating that they remain at an impasse over President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial.
Trump walks back threat to break international rules of armed conflict and target Iran’s cultural sites
President Donald Trump said Tuesday the U.S. is prepared to act against Iran if it retaliates for the killing of one of its top military leaders, but pulled back on a threat to target the country’s cultural sites.
Nafta replacement jumps hurdle in Senate, but final passage of USMCA unclear
A key Senate panel voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday in favor of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, but it’s unclear when the full Senate will give its final blessing to the Nafta replacement, largely owing to uncertainty over President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial.
One huge reason why millennials love gray-haired candidates like Sanders
What on earth would millennials have in common with this trio of gray hairs: Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders?
What Trump needs to do next to earn an ‘A’ in economics
The economy is growing, but addressing problems plaguing the middle class will be critical to President Trump’s re-election prospects.
Here’s why Groundhog Day could be a critical juncture for this bull market
Russ Koesterich, portfolio manager at ETF giant BlackRock, is mostly bullish on 2020 — at least for the next few weeks.
These numbers show why you shouldn’t follow the latest hot stock picker
How to assess 2019 performance in the stock market.
