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Revenue from a proposed excise tax would fund housing construction, infrastructure, child care and elder care as automation spreads.

Dubai's global aviation hub credentials have been stress-tested by the Iran war this year. While geopolitical volatility prevails, the speed of its operational recovery suggests those risks may not be sufficient to alter the emirate's long-term role ...

Apple CEO John Ternus shared the mindset hack that steered his 25-year career at the $4.6 trillion tech giant: "Assume you're as smart as anyone else."

EY is betting on human skills like judgment and adaptability, offering workers cash awards of up to $25,000 as AI transforms accounting.

According to Grand Canyon hiker and river runner Tom Martin, "the park has hauled water" in tanker trucks.

Rhode Island Senator and former Army officer Jack Reed said Secretary Hegseth is "cultivating a culture where dissent is punished."

Rising energy prices are fueling inflation fears and expectations that the Fed could raise interest rates again.

Cuba has filled just 73% of teaching positions, while some families face daily power outages lasting more than 20 hours.

Certain digital rights groups are concerned with "age-gating," and says the data collected to determine information like age can be "leaked, hacked, or misused."

WFP says 76% of West Bank households have suffered significant income declines as its assistance shrinks to reach only 200,000 people ...