October CPI Rises 0.4%, Beating Forecasts as Inflation Lingers

U.S. consumer prices climbed more than expected in October, complicating the Federal Reserve's path toward rate cuts.

America's Wealthiest 10% Have Surged $800K Ahead in Three Years

The top decile of American wealth holders have widened their lead significantly, raising fresh questions about the structural forces driving inequality.

North Dakota's State-Owned Bank Wins Over Republicans and Socialists

The Bank of North Dakota defies political labels, drawing praise from democratic socialists and Republican legislators alike for its unique public model.

Which Fathers Are the World's Most Involved — and Why It Matters

New research on global fatherhood reveals surprising leaders in paternal involvement and what drives the gap.

Work Experience Beats GPAs in Post-Grad Job Searches

Employers increasingly value hands-on work history over academic performance. College students with job experience are twice as likely to land work after graduation.

South Street Bridge Reopening Continues to Reshape Philadelphia

The South Street Bridge's return has had lasting effects on Philadelphia's urban landscape, mobility, and surrounding neighborhoods.