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  • Executive Producer The Lead with Jake Tapper, CNN
Washington, D.C.
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Executive Producer of CNN The Lead with Jake Tapper. Mom to a girl and boy. Cajun hubby. Tennis and pickleball fanatic. Tweets don't reflect the views of CNN
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We spoke with real estate professionals from Better Homes and Gardens, The Masiello Group, to get their best advice for buyers heading into the 2026 real estate market. Decide what truly matters — location, layout, features — and keep those at the top of mind as you search. Staying focused helps, but leaving room for flexibility can uncover options you may not have considered.
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Museums have a way of slowing time, inviting curiosity, and often inspiring repeat visits. Once you make a habit of day trips like this, you may find yourself planning the next one before you even leave the parking lot. One such destination is the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts — a perfect excuse for a scenic drive through rolling Berkshires hills and a day immersed in American art and culture.
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Visa Urges Banks to Rethink Loyalty Beyond Credit Card Rewards

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By PYMNTS | January 27, 2026 | Highlights Consumers want loyalty programs that are simple, relevant and valuable, not one size fits all. Visa helps banks use data and merchant partnerships to fund and deliver contextual rewards. AI will shift competition from top of wallet to every transaction. The perceptions and realities of rewards programs are changing as consumers redefine what good loyalty looks like. Simple loyalty mechanics are no longer enough.
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