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Even controlling for children within the same families, the long-term economic impact of parental divorce remain stark. Read More
Elizabeth Swan is a teacher. Her dad was a teacher. Her aunt was a teacher. “I went to school to teach during a time we were told,... Read More
Lots of people think Vladimir Putin is a detestable human being, but not all who disdain Putin think the U.S. should side with Ukraine in its... Read More
Yay! High-level US-China talks in London this week reached a reached a trade-war ceasefire, offering some stability for nervous markets. Read More
We already have the policies that can win back working Americans' votes. What we need is to communicate them better, louder and bolder. Read More
Amidst all the hub-bub about what President Trump’s so-called One Big Beautiful Bill will do to the budget deficit, it’s... Read More
If Trump reverts to raising import levies across the board, the Fed will correctly want to wait before cutting the federal funds rate from... Read More
Yes. Leave emotion out of it. Read More
David Zaslav thought Trump's reelection would be good for mergers. So why is he shrinking his company? Read More
The second Trump administration may soon reverse a long-standing pillar of U.S. trade policy -- one that the first Trump administration... Read More
Why tariffs didn’t knock or boost businesses’ recent hiring decisions. Read More
Cryptocurrencies are notoriously volatile. You don’t have to be a genius to know that’s the case. It’s why some have... Read More
There are no spending cuts, at least, not in the way every household on a budget would count as a cut. Read More
President Trump ran — and won — on a bold promise: supercharge America’s economy and restore strength at home and abroad.... Read More
Once a darling of the left, Elon Musk is now being vilified by people on both sides of the political aisle. Unhappy with Musk’s... Read More
Some conservatives are embracing the very trends they once mocked. Read More
A followup to the epic saga of Eric Conn, the aptly-named lawyer who perpetrated what the Department of Justice called “the... Read More
Zuckerberg recruits a band of pirates to shake up and wake up their AI efforts. Read More
Raise prices now, ask questions later. Read More
Bridgit Mendler left the pop music world behind and threw herself into academia. Read More
The slap fight between Donald Trump and Elon Musk has highlighted the absurdity of keeping so much of our space program and satellite... Read More
The Web Era arrives, the browser wars flare, and a bubble bursts. Read More
The House of Representatives recently passed its budget reconciliation spending bill, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1). The... Read More
Explore these 10 undervalued tech stocks at appealing prices within an otherwise overvalued sector. Some of the companies on this list might... Read More
The investment management industry stands at a pivotal juncture, where artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping many traditional processes... Read More
Both have some merit, but one is better than the other. Read More
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Elizabeth Swan is a teacher. Her dad was a teacher. Her aunt was a teacher. “I went to school to teach during a time we were told, ‘There’s a teacher shortage. You will always have a job and be in high demand.’ And that has simply not been true,” Swan, a 27-year-old Illinois resident, told me. She is licensed to teach middle and high school history and social studies ... Read More
Why tariffs didn’t knock or boost businesses’ recent hiring decisions.... Read More
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