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.
People hesitate to act as allies due to feeling disempowered, distrust, and tension in organizations, not low motivation.
Grocery prices in Colorado rose 25% in five years. Aldi plans to open 50 stores, promising new competition and lower costs.