The U.S. may begin to lag in manufacturing advancements if it severs ties with China. Plus, three small business owners share updates and the largest employer in Altadena, California, partially reopens.
Rising long-term unemployment is a bad sign for the overall labor market. Plus: the shipping industry, the warehousing industry, and a recap of the week’s economic headlines.
What does that say about our current economic situation? Plus: China, India, and Russia’s growing oil and gas alliance, Y2K nostalgia garb, and a homebuyer in New York City.
Over the past five years, nuclear power has experienced a renaissance in public and political support. The formerly controversial energy source has seen cultural moments on TikTok, ESPN College Gameday, and even in the White House.
The U.S. economy grew faster than expected in the second quarter. We take a closer look at what's driving those GDP numbers. Plus, the AI data center boom.
During the pandemic, mothers saw a dramatic increase in workforce participation levels. however, since the beginning of 2025, those levels have seen continuous declines eliminating their pandemic gains.
