Economy

Social media marketers face burnout from endless work hours, constant stress, and blurred lines between work and leisure.

Alan Greenspan, who died on June 22, 2026, at the age of 100, is best remembered for his 18 years at the helm of the Federal Reserve.

U.S. charitable giving rose 3% in 2025, surpassing $600 billion, driven by bequests and strong stock market growth.

Kim Page’s dream homeownership on Detroit’s far east side became a nightmare due to deed fraud, leaving her in legal limbo.

American political leadership is older than the general population, with significant policy impacts on elder care.

Exxon President Lee Raymond led a 14-year legal battle after the 1989 oil spill, cutting damages from $5B to $500M.

Energy bills in the U.S. are increasingly unaffordable, with energy prices soaring by 30% from 2021 to 2026.

Michael Scott’s misguided belief in being the “world’s best boss” highlights a gap in workplace leadership, now a key issue.

Surging beef prices and screwworm outbreaks strain North American markets, with trade talks adding uncertainty to the mix.

The Trump administration seeks to change federal grant rules, emphasizing political priorities over neutral criteria.

The “right to repair” movement advances as consumers demand more freedom to fix products like cars and toys.

Few city planning concepts are as sacrosanct as the idea that growth is good and decline is bad. For cities…