Results of a new study of firearm-related deaths were published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Just six countries accounted for half the total in 2016 with Brazil and the United…
The Conference Board's consumer confidence index rose to a near 18-year high in August as consumers assessment of current business and job market conditions continued to improve.
Losing a job is a stressful event for anyone but the impact of short-term unemployment on African-Americans takes a harsher toll on mental health than it does for white Americans.
The annual Federal Reserve symposium at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, starts on Friday, and Fed watchers are pulling out their binoculars. Fed Chair Jay Powell is set to speak in the aftermath of being publicly…
As Hurricane Lane bears down on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, analysts at CoreLogic estimate that more than $8 billion in property is at risk of heavy damage from the storm.
If you thought that Federal Reserve’s FOMC meeting for July 31 and August 1 was all over and done, guess again. Wednesday brought the release of the FOMC minutes. Despite the information being…
A new report from the Educator's School Safety Network shows that a relative handful of states were responsible for half of the incidents and threats of violence that were recorded for the 2017-2018 school…
Some members of the California legislature want to pass a bill that would govern which drinks restaurants can offer children. Would it hurt the soda business in the state?
In an effort to right the country's collapsed economy, Venezuelan President Maduro has issued a new currency and raised wages for workers. The announced steps have almost no chance of making a difference.