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Women are more than half the population, and underrepresented at every level of government. To fix this, more women need to ...

Several times a year, millions of honeybees are transported back and forth across the country to help pollinate the nation's ...

Host Yanely Espinal talks with financial educator Kevin Matthews about how to identify financial advice that you can trust.

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Dockworkers have suspended their strike until Jan. 15 in response to a new, higher wage offer from port operators. But what ...

Ever hear about an odd line of work and think, “Huh, I wonder what that’s like”? Well, so have we. In “What’s That Like?” — a ...

Three days into the port strike, exporters are feeling the heat. Plus, we visit a Detroit frame shop and a U.S. military base ...

Inflation may be coming down, but that doesn't necessarily mean consumers will feel a tangible change in prices.

Sectors like agriculture and manufacturing, which send goods overseas, may start looking at other routes out of the U.S.

It looks at the concentration of job growth. When it's above 50, more industries added jobs than shed them that month.

We talked with Jay Shambaugh of the Treasury Department, leader of the most recent U.S.-China Economic Working Group meeting.