Even if they’re employed, people eligible for SNAP benefits may struggle to prove they’re working enough hours to meet work ...

Jeanne Whalen, economics reporter at The Wall Street Journal, explains why Chicago is betting on quantum computing as the ...

The global western boot market has topped $1 billion and is growing, fueled by what industry observers call the “‘Yellowstone ...

Single-family home construction spending is down 4% from last May, according to new Census Bureau data, as elevated mortgage ...

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court struck down limits on how much political parties can spend in coordination with candidates.

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In the 1980s, about two in every three U.S. teenagers had paying jobs. Now, it's about one in three. This is a pretty tough ...

With people moving farther from city centers and commuting at more irregular hours, peak traffic times have shifted and stretched.

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With a new Federal Reserve chair, can we expect a “Fed put” to promote stability in financial markets? Plus, teen jobs, home building, prediction markets, rush hour, and cowboy boots.

On Tuesday, the Conference Board released fresh data on consumer confidence. Consumers reported that they’re feeling a little ...

We get into whether solar sunshades could harm crops, what international efforts around solar geoengineering look like, and ...