Samantha Fields

Many day camps are opening, many sleepaway camps are not. Parents are trying to decide if it’s safe, and worth it.

But that extra $600 a week in federal unemployment benefits, which has been critical for millions, is set to run out at the end of July.

Liability waivers may not be enforceable in all states, but many businesses are looking for some kind of protection from lawsuits.

Social media activism is translating into increased sales for many restaurants and businesses. But will it last?

Consumer sentiment rose in June, as states started to reopen, but most people are still feeling uncertain and pessimistic about the future.

For many protesters arrested in at demonstrations against racism, police brutality and the killing of George Floyd, there can be long-term financial effects.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics says some furloughed employees were misclassified as “employed, but absent from work."

Communities of color and activists have been practicing mutual aid for a long time. But it has become much more widespread recently.

By the beginning of June, more than half of states will have no protections in place for renters.

States that rely heavily on tourism, including Nevada and Hawaii, are seeing some of the biggest increases.