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Many student loan borrowers worry about funding their degrees. New loan caps may limit borrowing, impacting diversity.
Airports across the US face significant delays due to an air traffic controller shortage exacerbated by the shutdown.
The federal shutdown has paused government data releases, leaving market-watchers in the dark on key economic indicators.
Michigan Rep. Tom Barrett hosted a small business roundtable featuring GOP donor Scott Greenlee to discuss the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
The Trump administration aims to cut diversity and inclusion programs, impacting Hispanic-Serving Institutions' funding.
In today's housing market, winning a bidding war can lead to overpayment and higher default rates, affecting equity.
Young adults increasingly live with parents post-graduation due to rising urban rents and stagnant wages.
As the federal government shutdown began on Oct. 1, 2025, debates flared over ACA subsidies and spending concerns.
The economic impact of the federal shutdown depends on its duration. A quick resolution minimizes costs, while a protracted one could harm the economy.