Graduating at the Right (or Wrong) Moment Splits Gen Z Job Prospects
Recent reporting from Business Insider illustrates a growing divide inside Generation Z: graduates who entered the labor market during the…
Looming Deadlines Threaten Popular U.S. Clean-Energy Tax Breaks
A climate and consumer-focused set of tax incentives created by the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act is now scheduled to expire months or even…
Trump’s sweeping tax-and-spending law sets staggered start dates for cuts, credits and new work rules
President Donald Trump’s signature domestic bill — a package of permanent tax reductions, higher defense and immigration spending, and major…
German tourist rescued after nearly two weeks lost in remote Western Australia
A 26-year-old German backpacker who vanished in Western Australia’s vast outback has been found alive after spending 11 nights drinking from…
California immigration raid leaves one farm worker critically injured and 200 migrants in custody
A U.S. immigration raid on a legal cannabis farm in Ventura County, California, ended with roughly 200 undocumented workers taken into custody…
Texas teen receives life-saving heart transplant after rare Danon disease diagnosis
A 13-year-old Dallas boy who suddenly developed severe chest pain is recovering from a heart transplant after doctors discovered he carried…
Swiatek and Anisimova set for first Wimbledon showdown: how to watch, why it’s historic, and who else is making headlines at SW19
The big picture Iga Swiatek of Poland and American Amanda Anisimova will contest Wimbledon’s women’s singles final on Saturday at 11 a.m. ET,…
Unchecked rare-earth mining in Myanmar taints Thai rivers and alarms the Mekong region
NPR’s investigation finds that toxic runoff from a surge of rare-earth mines in Myanmar’s Shan State is contaminating rivers that flow into…
Former officials warn FEMA cuts leave U.S. vulnerable as Texas reels from deadly floods
Cleanup in central Texas continues after flash floods killed more than 120 people, while ex-officials say years of budget trims and staff…
Arizona reports first plague death in Coconino County since 2007
Arizona health officials say a county resident has died from pneumonic plague, marking the first fatal case of the disease in Coconino County…