Halloween 2026: How Much Are Americans Spending on Costumes and Candy?
Halloween 2026 falls on a Saturday, and American shoppers are getting ready for one of the busiest weekends of the
Open Enrollment 2026: What Americans Should Review Before Choosing a Plan
Open enrollment is the one stretch of the year when most Americans can change their health coverage without a major
Why More American Cities Are Rethinking How They Use Empty Office Buildings
Ten years ago, nobody would have guessed that a glass tower in the middle of downtown could become a problem.
Washington’s Changing Russia Strategy: New Questions for Ukraine
Few questions in world politics are watched as closely as how America will deal with Moscow. After months of mixed
US Economy Mixed Signals: Why Families Still Feel the Squeeze on Everyday Costs
The US economy is sending mixed signals, and families are the ones trying to read them. On paper, growth continues
America’s AI Boom Is Triggering Backlash as Towns Reject Data Centers
Nobody pictures a warehouse when they type a question into a chatbot. But that’s where the answer comes from, and
Nasdaq Drop Puts America’s AI Boom Under Scrutiny as Tech Stocks Slide
The Nasdaq had its toughest stretch in months last week, and the fall has put America’s AI boom under a
US Midterm Elections 2026: How the Cost of Living and Inflation Could Decide Congress
Americans head to the polls on November 3, and the issue on most kitchen tables is not a speech or
Why Are Home Insurance Costs Rising in Some Parts of America?
Opening a renewal notice and seeing a much higher price has become a common shock for American homeowners. Since 2019,
AI in Daily American Life: How Americans Work, Shop and Communicate
Not long ago, people pictured artificial intelligence as a robot in a movie. Now it sits inside phones, search engines
