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Data from Big Brothers Big Sisters of America shows that former mentees had higher salaries, better college attendance and healthier social bonds than others in their cohort.

Key meetings with scientists have been cancelled recently and they are uncertain about what the implications are for their research funding.

Crypto experts say the coins may not be a reliable investment but they bring welcome attention to the industry.

“It’s a slow drum beat of states starting to consider ways to protect citizens’ rights,” said Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia.

Some conservatives view the Supreme Court ruling overturning Chevron deference and the Trump administration’s light approach to regulation as a positive combination.

For our Economic Pulse series, we’re taking a closer look at essential workers’ experiences during the height of the pandemic.

Cleveland, Milwaukee and Philadelphia saw the biggest rises. The Midwest remains a relative haven of affordability.

A particularly contagious strain of bird flu continues to spread, killing flocks and causing the price of eggs to nearly double from a year ago.

An energy emergency declaration might be unprecedented, but the end goals are not.

The U.S. provides around 18% of the WHO’s funding — more than any other nation. A pullout would also affect data-sharing.