People who shop at the more than 8,700 U.S. farmers markets fall into six groups, with three showing higher interest.
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Most Americans associate bats with Halloween, but these mammals significantly benefit the U.S. economy daily.
President Trump remains undeterred by court setbacks on tariffs, pushing forward with Section 301 probes to wield more power.
Gas prices affect rural and low-income Pennsylvanians more due to limited public transport and higher energy burdens.
President Trump proposed suspending the federal gas tax amid high prices, but experts say it offers limited relief.
Kevin Warsh is likely to secure Senate approval as the next Federal Reserve chair, raising concerns about his ties to finance.
John Hancock's revolutionary acts included signing the Declaration and joining a charity for drowning victims, reshaping philanthropy.
The U.S. is investing billions in critical minerals but faces challenges in processing due to expertise and regulatory hurdles.
AI's impact on creative work is uncertain, but New York's Guaranteed Income for Artists showed it helps artists focus on valued work.
Canada's pushback against Trump’s tariffs has reshaped its economic ties with the U.S., impacting trade dynamics.