Economy

Nonprofit fraud is under scrutiny as federal and state investigations reveal misuse of funds, sparking debates on oversight.

USDA rules change for SNAP retailers in 2026: More diverse food options required, but challenges for small stores loom.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker’s proposed $1 rideshare fee aims to raise $48M for underfunded schools by 2027.

People at farmers markets in the U.S. fit six groups, with 18% highly engaged, seeking fresh food, community, and fun.

Gas prices disproportionately affect low-income Pennsylvanians, burdening them with difficult choices and limited aid.

The U.S. spends billions on critical minerals but lacks processing capacity, needing investment in workforce and facilities.

Canada’s pushback to Trump’s tariffs has significantly reshaped economic ties, with a notable decline in U.S. alcohol imports.

Ever since childhood, I’ve loved dogs and studied their traits. As a management professor, I merged this passion with leadership.

The AI boom is reorganizing the chip market, prioritizing high-bandwidth memory for data centers over consumer devices.

Chemical giant Monsanto argues that state courts can’t require cancer warnings if the EPA-approved label doesn’t.

In October 2025, over 600,000 Colorado workers relied on SNAP benefits, highlighting wage and cost of living issues.

The UAE’s exit from OPEC, effective May 1, 2026, signals a major shift in Gulf oil dynamics and highlights tensions with Saudi Arabia.