The U.S. job openings in December fell to their lowest level since before the pandemic, marking an eight-year low outside the brief COVID shutdown period.
The decline suggests the labor market is cooling as companies slow hiring after the post-pandemic surge in demand for workers.
Satellite images show massive devastation on the Nepal-China border due to the flash floods.
Americans read for leisure just sixteen minutes a day. The real story is grimmer: that average is propped up by a devoted few, while a growing share reads nothing at all.
The economy is growing, investment is surging, and workers are gaining. So why aren't Republicans making the economic case as the midterms approach?
They have become the magic words that can make constitutional restraints disappear—especially when the courts defer to claims of national security.
During the Great Depression, Mexican immigrants surged into the United States searching for work and brought marijuana with them.
Fulton Sheen possessed a rare gift: He could bring the richness, beauty and intellectual depth of traditional Catholicism into the homes of ordinary Americans.
