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It's just one of the lasting economic legacies of the professional baseball played in the Negro Leagues in the 20th century.

Companies don't have the pricing power they had in the pandemic recovery. Now it's more like the before times.

The justices will debate if enforcing a public camping ban in Grants Pass, Oregon, violated the Eighth Amendment.

Housing shortage-plagued California recently started allowing property owners to split their lots and have developers build new homes there.

Last year, the Department of Energy proposed using amorphous steel. But some electricity providers, power companies and steel plants objected.

The funds will help 900,000 low-income and disadvantaged households benefit from solar energy, including by cutting their electric bills.

Julia McGuigan, a freelance illustrator in Omaha, Nebraska, has decided to seek a salary to supplement her unpredictable business income.

Immigrants from El Salvador clustered in major cities often work demanding, low-paying jobs that are hard to fill — like janitors.

Higher interest rates and insurance costs make building low-income and supportive housing more costly —  especially in California, home to 28% of the U.S. homeless population.

The USB-C connector has become a standard across laptops and phones.