Legal Experts From Both Sides of the Political Spectrum Come Out in Support of the ACA’s Constitutionality
The group of experts includes both fierce advocates of the ACA and fierce opponents.
The Federal Reserve Raises Interest Rates
The move was widely expected due to the strengthening economy and low unemployment.
Is Our Focus on Quarterly Earnings Hurting the U.S. Economy?
Two prominent business leaders point to the dangers of quarterly earnings guidance. Research suggests they're right to be concerned.
The ACA Is Under Fire Again
The Trump administration announced Thursday it would not defend the Affordable Care Act in court against a lawsuit filed last year by 20 states.
Is the Gig Economy Growing or Shrinking?
A new BLS survey shows that the percentage of Americans employed in most types of alternative work arrangements has actually declined since 2005. But that report only tells half the story.
Financial Aid Letters Are Really, Really Confusing
And that makes it hard for kids to choose the right school.
Three Key Numbers From the May Jobs Report
Retail, construction, and health care post particularly strong employment gains.
Trump’s Trade War Would Be Very Bad for Many Americans
Here's what the U.S. stands to lose in a trade war.
How Unstable Medicaid Programs Discourage Recipients From Engaging With Politics
Political scientist Jamila Michener talks about how state-level changes to Medicaid benefits can politically disempower its recipients.
Democrats Target Teacher Pay as Part of Their ‘Better Deal’ Platform
The Democratic Party may have finally identified a message with staying power.