About 1 in 5 American adults provide unpaid care to relatives or friends, and 1 in 7 young adults live with parents.
Fossil fuels, major climate change contributors, are still subsidized globally. Despite pledges to cut them, progress lags.
As the U.S. braces for a potential Trump return, climate policy is a key target, with risks extending beyond Paris Accord.
The federal minimum wage for tipped workers has been $2.13 since 1991. Massachusetts may change this by 2029.
Child care providers in Pennsylvania face financial strain due to delayed state payments, impacting low-income services.
In Okemos, Michigan, a joint hearing by the Department of Labor and CFPB discussed worker surveillance with nurses and officials.
Florida condo owners face a 2024 deadline for mandatory inspections and funding repairs under new laws, impacting costs.
American businesses spend nearly $100 billion yearly on search ads, but organic links receive up to 10 times more clicks.
Long before colonialism, the Taino and Kalinago adapted to hurricanes using resilient crops and inland settlements.
Deliver feedback effectively by using emotionally neutral language, allowing customization, and choosing the right messenger.
Kamala Harris’ call to ban grocery price gouging has sparked debate. Despite rising costs, U.S. food prices remain low.
A 2½-day dockworkers strike at East and Gulf Coast ports was paused on Oct. 3, 2024, to allow further negotiations.