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  • joblessEconomy

    ‘Low-hire, low-fire’ economy grinds on as lower-than-expected jobless claims suggests layoffs aren’t spiking

    By Christopher Rugaber, Nick Lichtenberg, and others
  • post officeLaw

    Supreme Court to hear Texas landlord’s lawsuit against the Post Office for failing to deliver mail for 2 years

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • Jose Rosas surveys damage to Guillermo Vargas' home as while helping clean up storm damage in the Memorial Northwest subdivision, in Spring, Texas, Monday, Nov. 24, 2025.Environment

    Storms sweep from Houston to Minneapolis, complicating Thanksgiving travel for millions

    By Juan A. Lozano and The Associated Press
  • layoffsEconomy

    These Fortune 500 companies are laying off thousands of workers and fueling economic anxiety

    By Wyatte Grantham-Philips and The Associated Press
  • parksNorth America

    International tourists will have to pay $100 more to visit American national parks under ‘America-first entry fee policies’

    By Hallie Golden, Matthew Daly, and others
  • Rush Hour 4Arts & Entertainment

    Paramount in closing talks to distribute Trump-favorite franchise ‘Rush Hour 4,’ source says

    By Jake Coyle and The Associated Press
  • High school cafeteria worker Shirley Mease, right, stops to hug her granddaughter Teagan Porter as they shop for supplies to prepare 700 free Thanksgiving meals for community members in Missouri on Tuesday.Personal Finance

    Families struggle to catch up after the shutdown hit SNAP, with some hitting up food banks and skipping Thanksgiving

    By Adam Geller and The Associated Press
  • Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum speaks at her first state-of-the-nation address at the National Palace in Mexico City, Sept. 1, 2025.North America

    Mexico reveals ‘Coatlicue,’ Latin America’s most powerful supercomputer, named for the Mexica earth mother goddess

    By
  • tariffsEconomy

    ‘It wasn’t worth the $10 tariff for a $27 purchase’: American shoppers find maybe they just won’t buy that small thing from Canada or England this year

    By Mae Anderson and The Associated Press
  • border patrolLaw

    ICE agents using AI ‘may explain the inaccuracy of these reports,’ judge writes, noting a body cam video shows an agent asking ChatGPT for help

    By Claudia Lauer and The Associated Press
  • Canada, IndiaEconomy

    Canada cozies up to India for trade deal after years of strain as Trump continues pushing the world into new alliances

    By Rob Gillies and The Associated Press
  • The New York City Housing Authority's John Haynes Holmes Towers are seen on April 4, 2019, in New York.Law

    Decade-long New York City public housing employee bribery case ends with 70 convictions

    By
  • RealPage, a rent pricing software, helps landlords charge the highest possible rent by accessing confidential data, critics argue.Real Estate

    Deal emerges from antitrust lawsuit that alleged landlords used pricing software for ‘algorithmic collusion’ to drive up rent

    By R.J. Rico and The Associated Press
  • WeedHealth

    After fighting for legalization, weed smokers face a harsh reality: Symptoms earlier generations didn’t experience make wake-and-bake a new kind of addiction

    By Leah Willingham and The Associated Press
  • black unemploymentEconomy

    Why is Black female unemployment soaring? Experts gather in Boston to discuss 7.5% unemployment rate

    By Matt Brown and The Associated Press