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Black women’s unemployment rate fell. That’s not the good news you think it is

A lower unemployment rate is only worth celebrating if more people are actually working. Right now, most are disappearing from the data.

By Katica RoyJuly 14, 2026
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Columbia Business School professors: What the Balogun red card can teach us about AI and judgment
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For 250 years, work defined American identity. That era Is ending
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America’s bone health is quietly headed for a $19 billion crisis
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AI is about to disrupt millions of jobs. A century ago, America’s answer was to build a new high school
By Tim KnowlesJuly 8, 2026
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U.S. employers have gone from opposing international labor standards to hiding behind them. Now a complaint is trying to stop U.S.-style union busting from taking over the world
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U.S. employers have gone from opposing international labor standards to hiding behind them. Now a complaint is trying to stop U.S.-style union busting from taking over the world
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    A femtech company found itself in the middle of the Ukraine invasion. Here’s how sticking by their employees massively paid off–and helped advance science
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Nearly 3 in 5 U.S. adults are lonely–and it could be one of the biggest under-the-radar issues the economy is facing
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I have spent my life speaking up for those whose voices go unheard. Here’s why I worry that the promise of quantum computing will be withheld from the people who need it the most
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Hate incidents are creating a burnout crisis among Asian and Asian American professionals, new research reveals. Here’s what we need to do next
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Agita. Do you feel it too? It’s the relentless pounding on our senses that leaves us feeling uncertain and uneasy
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America had the debate about paying its debt after the Revolution and the Civil War. Here’s why we reached the same conclusion twice
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