Policy

NY Fed Links Remote Work Surge to Rising Youth Joblessness

The New York Fed reports that the surge in remote work since the pandemic has contributed to a 20% rise in joblessness a

Jun 4

Policy

Social Security Benefits Could Drop $500 Monthly by 2032, New Analysis Warns

A fiscal think tank warns that Social Security benefits could be slashed by 24% by 2032, with monthly reductions ranging

Jun 3

Policy

AI, Tariffs, and Energy Shifts Dominate The Hill's Invest in America Summit

The Hill's second annual Invest in America Summit tackled AI's rapid integration into business, the lingering impact of

Jun 3

Policy

Cruz-Cantwell NCAA Overhaul Gains Saban's Backing Amid Congressional Push

A bipartisan Senate bill to overhaul college athletics, backed by Nick Saban, aims to set national standards on NIL, tra

Jun 3

Policy

Super El Niño Looms, Lawmakers Urged to Shield NOAA Budget

With a super El Niño likely this year, Congress is urged to fully fund NOAA to protect the economy from severe weather i

Jun 3

Policy

New Medicaid Work Rule Tightens 'Medically Frail' Exemption, Risking Coverage for Millions

A new rule governing Medicaid work requirements narrows the 'medically frail' exemption, potentially causing millions of

Jun 3

Policy

Nine States Keep Grocery Taxes as Most Others Eliminate Regressive Levies

Nine U.S. states still tax groceries, a regressive practice most have abandoned. Rates range from 1% in Virginia to 6% i

Jun 2

Policy

Social Security Shifts to All-Electronic Payments: What Beneficiaries Must Know

The Social Security Administration is ending paper check payments under a Trump executive order. Beneficiaries must tran

Jun 2

Policy

Pop Culture Courses Signal Deeper Crisis in University Mission

University courses on Taylor Swift, K-Pop, and queer pop culture reflect a shift from classical education to entertainme

Jun 2

Policy

UK Inquiry Offers Congress a Blueprint for Hybrid Work as Economic Policy

A UK House of Lords inquiry concludes hybrid work boosts labor supply and cuts turnover costs, offering Congress a data-

Jun 2

Policy

Southwest Eases Plus-Size Seating Rules Amid Criticism, Advocates Demand Full Reversal

Southwest Airlines has partially reversed its controversial plus-size seating policy, but advocacy groups say the airlin

Jun 1

Policy

Trump Administration Tightens AI Chip Export Rule to Close China Loophole

The Trump administration issued new guidance on Sunday, closing a loophole in AI chip export restrictions by requiring l

Jun 1

Policy

Deadly Chemical Blasts Undercut Trump EPA's Safety Rollback Push

Two West Coast chemical incidents—one evacuation and one deadly implosion—highlight risks as Trump EPA proposes rolling

Jun 1

Policy

Feds Designate 1.5 Million Acres Across Six States to Protect Endangered Rusty Patched Bumblebee

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has designated 1.5 million acres across six states as critical habitat for the endang

May 31

Policy

Democrats' Silence on Climate Is Costing Them at the Ballot Box

As renewables hit record highs and fossil fuel profits soar, Democrats’ reluctance to talk climate is a political gift t

May 31

Policy

Social Security Full Retirement Age Hits 67 for 1960s-Born Workers in 2026

The full retirement age for Social Security increased to 67 for workers born in 1960 or later, the penultimate step in a

May 31

Policy

Outcomes-Based Financing Could Reshape Workforce Training—If Done Right

Outcomes-based repayment models can shift training risk from workers to funders, but require clear protections and emplo

May 30

Policy

Trump Signs Executive Order Endorsing Slimmed-Down Childhood Vaccine Schedule

President Trump signed an executive order Friday endorsing a reduced childhood vaccine schedule pushed by HHS Secretary

May 30