Aldeman: Nationwide, states' high school graduation rates far exceed the percentage of their students who are proficient in ...

Adobe patches a critical PDF flaw exploited for months, allowing attackers to bypass sandbox protections and deliver malware.

Anthropic’s latest research suggests that while AI is rapidly changing the way work gets done, it hasn’t meaningfully eliminated jobs. At least, not yet. But beneath what Anthropic’s head of economics ...

While investors cheered upbeat earnings from retailer Ross Stores (ROST), Wall Street will get another look at the consumer health habits on Thursday after the close, when Gap Inc (NYSE:GAP) steps ...

The Nature Gap: Communities of Color and Those With Low Incomes Are Bearing the Brunt of America’s Nature Loss New analysis reveals persistent environmental inequality in the United States.

American families living in half the country — 25 states — need to earn about $30 an hour, or roughly $53,000 per year after taxes, to make ends meet, according to an analysis from all-in-one finance ...

The U.S. trade deficit widened sharply in December amid a surge in imports, and the goods shortfall in 2025 was the highest on record despite President Donald Trump's tariffs on foreign manufactured ...

The wealth gap between white Americans and Black and Hispanic Americans continues to widen, according to new data analyzed by WalletHub using federal statistics. Wealth disparities don’t just affect ...

The gender wage gap persists in healthcare despite women making up the majority share of workers in that industry, according to data analysis by Premier Law Group, which represents plaintiffs in ...

Gap saw comparable sales, an important measure of retail health, rise 7% year over year to $951 million for the fiscal Q3 period ended Nov. 1, according to an earnings statement from parent Gap Inc.

“If you build it, they will come” may have worked for a fictional farmer building a field of dreams in 1980s Iowa. But as a strategy for successful technology diffusion, it has failed more often than ...