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HUD nominee Marcia Fudge will confront the challenge of keeping millions of Americans from losing their homes amid the coronavirus pandemic,...

Nearly a million people with a high school education or less lost work in November and December, reversing job recovery since April.

Public worker retirement funds controlling more than $1 trillion are pressuring BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, to reveal more...

After taking a largely hands-off approach in the Trump era, the consumer watchdog hatched by Elizabeth Warren is expected to resume issuing...

Backlogs and timing could prevent some Americans who owe Uncle Sam back taxes from receiving stimulus payments when they file their 2020 ret...

The Small Business Administration is two weeks into its third round of coronavirus relief lending.

Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo also pledged to help the American economy recover from the pandemic, to expand broadband access to regions w...

President Biden is debating another round of $1,400 stimulus payments. Some in Congress have urged the president to target aid to lower-inco...

The fierce Trump ally has repeatedly violated policies barring the spread of election misinformation, the social media giant says.

Buying secondhand or from companies that are promoting clothing recycling and other environmentally friendly policies can help reduce your c...

The Trump White House delayed the plan to replace President Andrew Jackson.

Short-sellers and retailer investors have sent the video game company’s stock up more than 2,400 percent since its April lows.

People started staying at home before the shutdowns were ordered, data shows.

One year after the coronavirus pandemic first disrupted global supply chains by closing Chinese factories, fresh shipping headaches are dela...

The Department of Health and Human Services is scrambling for supply of special syringes. It said it advised the FDA that the move authorizi...

Labor advocates found reasons for hope in the data, a deviation from decades of decline for union participation.

Some of the nation’s best-known brands are harnessing their logistical and technological expertises to inoculate their communities from covi...

The reserves of the trust fund that pays retirement and survivor benefits will be unable to pay full benefits in 2034.

Fitness apps are relying on the tried-and-true subscription model to encourage people to keep their New Year's Resolutions — or at least to...

This shift is especially true in democracies that had been relatively healthy before the coup attempt.

The 30-year fixed-rate average moved slightly lower to 2.77 percent. Traders are watching to see what actions President Biden takes to addre...

Weekly unemployment claims remain near 1 million, far above previous recessions, because of the surging pandemic. A rise in claims early thi...