
Americans feel the sting of high prices every day, so why does the Fed need so many ways to measure inflation?
Consumers face inflation in daily expenses, but policymakers struggle to agree on data interpretation and pricing trends.

Consumers face inflation in daily expenses, but policymakers struggle to agree on data interpretation and pricing trends.

Florida’s Amendment 3 aims to lower property taxes but could result in increased taxes elsewhere or reduced services.

Kim Davis faces a lawsuit for allegedly hiding assets to avoid paying $565K in damages after refusing same-sex marriages.

Two female prison guards and a union sue the EEOC for dropping a sexual harassment case amid allegations of bias.

Most guacamole comes from avocados grown in Mexico, which now contribute less water pollution, thanks to a 2016 trade deal.

Juliana Umba Nzita, a 16-year-old, was found hanging in Charlotte. The swift ruling of suicide raises questions.

Wells Family Seeks Answers in Nolan Wells’ Case The mystery surrounding Nolan Wells’ death continues as his autopsy report is withheld pending a grand jury review.

Germany plans to eliminate checks by 2027, and Australia by 2030, but the U.S. still writes billions yearly.

On the latest Freedom Table, Alicia Garza hosts a discussion on power with LaTosha Brown, exploring themes from my book.

Starbucks Korea’s “Tank Day” led to protests as it coincided with a sensitive historical event, sparking a PR crisis.

Sustainable practices often align with business goals. Entrepreneurs thrive when sustainability is tied to their passions.

College students worry about AI taking jobs. Surveys reveal that employers prioritize soft skills over technical abilities.