For the past month and a half, car repair shops — and their clients — have paid a 25% tariff on some auto parts. Plus, manufacturing employment, urban water recreation and collegiate ultimate frisbee.

The number of homes selling above asking price hit a low not seen since spring 2020. Plus: Oklahoma schools tackle gambling addictions in the classroom and a ballet shoe company struggles with tariffs and a warehouse fire.

Plus: New estimates show the GOP reconciliation bill will cost way more than it brings in and AI might not be a boon to all workers.

Many food banks are also facing USDA funding cuts and ICE fears among clients. Plus: Retail sales, baby necessities, the U.S. dollar, and more.

A slate of economic data out this week should help them make sense of this muddy economy. Plus, climate change complicates homeownership and streaming services fine-tune their homepages.

Some shipping costs have nearly doubled in the past month, one report shows. Plus: Georgia shrimpers, free student loan advice and a New Orleans florist.

Doing so would wreak havoc on interest rates across the economy. Plus, a retired Long Island couple tells us about their economy, and Amazon announces AI-generated video ads.

But retailers have cut nearly 76,000 jobs so far this year. Plus, the final installment of Kai's trip to Utah County.

How much the government pays in interest on bonds directly impacts how much interest consumers will pay on mortgages and business loans. Plus: international students, “dirty” soda and GameStop.