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U.S. politics are undercutting clean energy at the same time economics are propelling it forward globally. Can the U.S. afford to sit this out?

Trump said that the Pentagon would repurpose money to make payroll, as military service members were poised to miss paychecks on Wednesday. Most other government workers will not be paid.

U.S. farmers face labor shortages and potential food price hikes due to Trump's immigration policy, the administration acknowledged in a Federal Registry document.

The gender wage gap is growing. RTO is one reason, new study suggests, Researchers found that women were about three times more likely than men to leave a job for more flexible working conditions.

White House budget director Russell Vought said reductions in force were underway.

The restraining order comes amid clashes between protesters and federal agents in Chicago, where media members have been hit with pepper balls and tear gas.

The U.S. Treasury has finalized a financial rescue of Argentina, including a currency swap arrangement with the country's central bank.

The government shutdown has prompted private firms to release their own economic data, filling a gap left by the absence of official figures.

The Pentagon Press Association said the government's policy still appears "designed to stifle a free press and potentially expose us to prosecution."

Research reveals industrial pollution's historical link to urban poverty, with eastern parts of cities often more impoverished because of prevailing winds.