
Why better-off cities and towns see more benefits from data centers than rural regions
The backlash against data centers persists. Since early 2024, over 1,200 public actions have been recorded, highlighting issues.

The backlash against data centers persists. Since early 2024, over 1,200 public actions have been recorded, highlighting issues.

Candidates aligned with Democratic Socialists of America are gaining traction, potentially securing House seats.

Millions of Americans use smartphones for rides and deliveries, but a hidden struggle affects both consumers and gig workers.

Shareholder activists leverage their ownership to push for change, impacting both targeted companies and their rivals.

AI chatbots offer financial advice confidently, but can mislead users like Suzy, who might not seek professional help.

Low-income Americans need more help with food access, yet only 13% of potential grocery donations reach food banks.

Most Americans know their avocado toast relies on Mexico, but few realize it’s the U.S.’s top trading partner.

The Supreme Court upheld Lisa Cook’s role at the Federal Reserve, emphasizing its independence and vital economic role.

Executives buying company stock during downsizing can signal confidence in a turnaround, offering insights to investors.

Two devastating earthquakes in Venezuela have worsened an already dire humanitarian situation, increasing urgent needs.

As the US marks 250 years of independence, data indicates it struggles to uphold “promote the general Welfare.”

Cuba’s economy faces collapse; U.S. Supreme Court allows lawsuits against Cuban state-owned companies for seized assets.