Economists thought summer hiring would be popping off, but instead we got a wet firecracker of a jobs report from the government.
If you thought getting old in America was already an expensive, depressing gamble, wait until you see what happens when we deport the entire workforce keeping nursing homes running.
If you thought a multi-billion-dollar corporation would have to warn you about chemicals on their packaging, the highest court in the land has some very relaxing news for corporate lawyers.
The Federal Reserve's favorite inflation metric just hit its highest level since late 2023, and honestly, we only have ourselves to blame. We are officially spending our way into poverty.
Turns out, nothing cures a geopolitical standoff faster than high gas prices at the pump. The US just quietly let Iranian oil back into the global market, shipping lanes are open again, and crude prices are absolutely cratering.
Two years after the Supreme Court nuked federal abortion rights, the big takeaway isn't that abortions stopped—it's that they just went heavily postal.
A federal judge just permanently blocked Trump’s attempt to overhaul how Americans vote, reminding him that the White House isn’t a local polling station.
Venezuela just got hit by a brutal one-two punch of major earthquakes, and the early reports look absolutely devastating.
Well, the Supreme Court finished its homework for the term, and they actually decided not to blow up the Constitution today. Meanwhile, Denver Democrats decided they wanted a little democratic socialism as a treat.
The political establishment in Colorado just got a massive, TikTok-era wake-up call, and some people are probably still staring at the election results in absolute disbelief.
After years of dodging the issue like a bad text, the highest court in the land is finally taking on the big one: whether states can actually ban semiautomatic rifles.
So, on its final day of the term, the highest court in the land decided that the Constitution actually means what it says. Imagine that.