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We've talked a lot about the rollercoaster of tariffs. But behind every economic story is a human one, too.
As people look to plan their summer vacations, they're being thrifty — driving instead of flying and booking shorter stays.
The U.S. Forest Service is heading for a major restructure. Also: the latest on markets and the war in Iran.
On today’s show: assets owned by the Fed, oil market reactions to Iran, and optimism from a soon-to-be grad.
There’s work people do in this economy that goes untaxed and untracked. Think babysitting, dog walking, and basically any job that involves some kind of informal arrangement.
Today, we try to tackle the role of cleaners, babysitters, dog walkers, and street vendors in our economy.
On today’s show: new credit score considerations for home loans, plans for a graduate degree, and chat on the market’s bullishness.
Some countries are facing shortages of and high prices for oil and gas, in part because other countries are holding on to what they have.
Today, we’ll hear one college senior's take on the slowing labor market and the emergence of AI.
More than a third of Americans don’t think they’ll have enough saved for retirement.
