With costs soaring, jobs increasingly insecure, and safety nets shrinking, climbing the ladder toward prosperity – or even stability – has become an increasingly precarious journey. Continue reading →
The inability of Republicans to produce a comprehensive proposal further complicates the effort to address the subsidies before they expire on Dec. 31. Continue reading →
The 24-page opinion is the most blistering assessment yet by a judge of the Justice Department’s actions leading up to the Comey indictment. Continue reading →
Trials on prevention and infectious-disease, as well as those conducted outside the United States, were the hardest hit among the more than 380 affected studies. Continue reading →
The president’s remarks reinforced a sharp reversal he made late Sunday night, when he called on House Republicans to support the measure after resisting such a move for weeks. Continue reading →
Passports must now reflect the sex on a person’s original birth certificate, regardless of whether that matches the person’s gender identity. Continue reading →
European Commission acknowledged that there is a risk that the frozen asset loan to Ukraine would be “incorrectly perceived” as a confiscation of Russia’s savings. Continue reading →
Low-level activism helps many Russians channel their grievances and feel at least some “political agency,” researchers from the Berlin-based Hannah Arendt Research Center said in a study. Continue reading →
Books about families with two moms or dads or LGBTQ+ family members are books about families. The characters celebrate birthdays and weddings, they welcome new siblings, they make friends, they eat breakfast. Continue reading →
The lawsuit, first filed in 2016, involved allegations that the overwhelmingly male and white State Police brass routinely pass over female and minority troopers for promotion. Continue reading →
The proposal would impact nearly 850 students whose schools would be closed, plus another 1,500 enrolled in schools that would be reconfigured. Continue reading →
Former Harvard University president Larry Summers said Monday that he will step back from his public commitments “to rebuild trust and repair relationships with the people closest to me.” Continue reading →
The big-impact play inside of Williams will be missed for at least the next four games, against Cincinnati, the Giants, Buffalo, and Baltimore. Continue reading →
Chase leads the NFL with 79 receptions, and his absence for Sunday in Cincinnati will free up Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez to focus on Tee Higgins. Continue reading →
With beef prices approaching $10 per pound, the Trump administration is scrambling to bring them down, including by lowering tariffs on beef imports and trying to address a shortage of cows. Continue reading →
Aviation startup Merlin lands new CFO as it prepares to go public; Todd & Weld celebrates arrival of former federal judge Mark Wolf; Representative Neal takes a stand amid federal shutdown. Continue reading →
Mr. Ivey, a guitar-playing folklorist who quelled conservative opposition to the National Endowment for the Arts during three years as chair of the agency, died Nov. 7 at his home in Nashville. Continue reading →
For decades, Eddie Murphy stayed away from "Saturday Night Live," the show that first made him a superstar and that he helped keep afloat during some of its leanest years in the 1980s. Continue reading →
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