Republican Rep. John James' PAC hired consultants linked to an alleged illegal deal between Trump and the NRA, raising corruption concerns.
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Social scientists warn of an "authoritarian playbook" as populist leaders exploit democratic systems to gain power.
Nonprofit fraud cases are rising, with federal probes in Minnesota and high-profile charges against the SPLC drawing attention.
A medical leave of absence can be crucial when serious health issues arise, allowing employees time to heal.
Retailers accepting SNAP must stock a wider variety of foods starting Nov. 4, 2026, under new USDA rules.
"AI washing" echoes "greenwashing," with companies overstating AI benefits, lacking standardization and oversight.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker proposes a $1 rideshare fee to aid schools, sparking debate on its impact on riders.
People who shop at the more than 8,700 U.S. farmers markets fall into six groups, with three showing higher interest.
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.