Economy

Global energy markets are highly sensitive to crises, with disruptions causing price volatility and instability.

Yelp’s “Black-owned” tag boosted visibility for Detroit’s Black-owned restaurants but led to lower average ratings.

Reconciliation, a legislative tool in D.C., enables passing major tax and spending bills with a simple majority vote.

Observing mistreatment at work significantly affects bystanders’ emotions, sometimes as much as those directly involved.

Large cuts to government-funded R&D could threaten U.S. innovation and productivity gains, vital for economic growth.

AmeriCorps’ future is uncertain as the administration cancels grants, impacting thousands of nonprofits and volunteers.

“The Little Engine That Could” teaches us about self-belief, vital for embracing AI in today’s workplace. Self-efficacy is key.

Few issues in the U.S. today are as controversial as DEI. Critics argue it fosters ideological conformity, while supporters claim it promotes democracy and critical thinking. What are the tangible costs and benefits of DEI?

Republican lawmakers pass a bill with major tax cuts, aiming to reduce Medicaid spending by enforcing work requirements.

The U.S. faces one of the hottest summers on record. Rising energy costs burden millions struggling to pay power bills.

Benjamin Franklin’s certainty about death and taxes may shift if the Death Tax Repeal Act passes, affecting estate plans.

The U.S. GDP contracted by 0.3% in early 2025. While analysts debate the economy’s health, GDP’s limitations are noted.