After federal legislation reduced red tape, military families who were exposed in past decades to drinking water laced with industrial solvents, benzene and other toxic chemicals at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina continue to file claims.
As temperatures rise and rainfall grows erratic, planting different crops is one way farmers can adapt to climate change.
Eleven states will reduce their individual income tax rates January 1.
The outcome of Moore v. Harper in the hands of the U.S. Supreme Court has potential consequences for future elections.
In a case to be heard on Dec. 7, 2022, Moore v. Harper, the U.S. Supreme Court could decide that state legislatures have control over congressional elections, including the ability to draw voting districts for partisan political advantage, unconstrained by state law or state constitutions.
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments in a North Carolina redistricting case on Wednesday that could have broad implications for both the state and the nation.
(The Center Square) - Communities throughout the U.S. are experimenting with social programs that give a "guaranteed income" to some residents with few or no strings attached. An economics professor says universal income could be a more efficient use of taxpayer dollars if it replaces many of the more than 100 welfare programs already out there.
Residents of some states may not get their next unemployment checks on time as a vendor cyberattack has shut down their websites.
Demand for homes in certain areas of the country has caused supply to dwindle, prices to skyrocket and buyers needing nearly 50 percent more income than they would have last year to even enter top markets, according to a report by the real estate brokerage firm, Redfin.
Fracking is on the rise in North Dakota alongside the demand for oil as the world inches further from the height of the pandemic.
