The U.S. tax season is here, with many Americans expecting bigger refunds due to tax breaks under the new One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Economic uncertainties abound as U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran could severely impact global oil and gas markets.
Michael W. Green’s proposal to raise the U.S. poverty line to $140,000 sparked debate on poverty measurement.
Economists find that unpaid work cushions inequality. However, its decline shows living standards for low-income families have worsened.
U.S. officials aim to restrict direct-to-consumer drug ads after 30 years, citing overmedication and high costs.
Jody Allen, trustee of Paul Allen’s estate, is selling the Seattle Seahawks, potentially fetching over $6.5 billion.
Receiving money from crowdfunding or apps after a crisis might bring tax surprises. Gifts may be taxed as income, affecting state returns.
President Trump’s economic agenda suffered a blow as the Supreme Court struck down his sweeping tariffs in a 6-3 decision.
The SNAP-Ed program, saving $10 for every $1 spent, was shuttered in 2025 despite its success in aiding millions.
Immigration rhetoric often frames it as a problem, but research shows immigrant-founded businesses enrich communities.
Do women board members make companies more innovative or risk-averse? Both, depending on performance goals.
OpenAI shifted from its mission of “safely” benefiting humanity to prioritizing profits, raising governance concerns.