Economists found that accounting for unpaid work, like house chores, reveals greater inequality in U.S. living standards.
In February 2026, Panama took control of two Panama Canal ports from a Hong Kong firm, amid U.S.-China port tensions.
U.S. officials are aiming to curb direct-to-consumer drug ads, with concerns over medication costs and patient impact.
Paul Allen’s estate is selling the Seattle Seahawks, a major asset, potentially fetching over $6.5 billion for charity.
Economist Larry Summers will resign his Harvard professorship, following scrutiny over ties with Jeffrey Epstein.
Mutual aid gifts via platforms like GoFundMe can be taxed as income, complicating support for crisis relief efforts.
President Trump’s economic agenda suffered a setback as the Supreme Court deemed his sweeping tariffs unconstitutional.
SNAP-Ed taught over 1.2 million people vital skills for healthy living. Despite its success, it was defunded in 2025.
Immigration to the U.S. is often framed as a problem. However, research shows immigrants contribute significantly.
Do women board members make a company more innovative or risk averse? The answer is both, depending on performance.
OpenAI shifted its mission from “safely benefiting humanity” to focusing on profit, raising safety concerns amid lawsuits.
Volunteering at St. Francis Inn in Kensington, Philadelphia, offers insights into social justice and strategic management.
