The Federal Reserve is ready to cut interest rates again this month, because right now a weakening job market outweighs inflation fears. But that balance may not hold for very long. There’s a sizable ...

Before funding cuts go into effect for Arkansas childcare in November, an emergency task force got together to propose a new way forward. Why the White House ballroom saga could be a problem for Trump ...

Social Security is set to deplete its trust fund before the end of 2032. The main challenge facing the program is a major demographic shift in the U.S. Social Security requires multiple changes to ...

Jeffco Schools has closed 21 schools since 2021, and the school district said that still more cuts are needed. VIDEO: 'Stupid Motorist Law' proposed Trump administration cuts Democrats out of a ...

Cuts to the federal agencies that manage national parks, science and public lands are expected to result in firings across the West, Southeast and Great Lakes, among other places, Trump administration ...

Sidikie Kamara stands in front of the Bright Center.(Courtesy Sidikie Kamara/Bright Center) Many states have been tightening Medicaid payouts and one adult day care in Northern Virginia said ...

Community hospitals are at a crossroads. Shrinking margins, policy shifts like recent legislation, and mounting Medicaid constraints are stretching organizations thin. Yet one thing hasn’t changed: ...

Yields on 1-year through 30-year U.S. government debt were all inching slightly higher as most Treasurys sold off on Thursday and traders braced for an inflation update on Friday that carries some ...

Just under 99%. That's the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will reduce interest rates again when it concludes its next meeting on October 29, according to the CME Group's FedWatch tool. Here are ...

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Lakers announced Saturday that they have waived R.J. Davis, Augustas Marčiulionis, Anton Watson and Nate Williams as they trim their roster ahead of the regular season ...

A major announcement from the country's second biggest private employer says it will slash its corporate workforce by 14,000 people. One of the reasons for the cuts? Artificial intelligence. And more ...