In a recent podcast featured by The Atlantic, economist Adam Ozimek of the Economic Innovation Group delved into the complex repercussions of America's aging population on its economic landscape. Contrary...

According to Fox 31, Colorado Audit Uncovers $33.9 Million Error Impacting Taxpayer Refunds A recent audit in Colorado has uncovered a significant error that could potentially increase taxpayers' TABOR refunds...

Michael Stinziano, the Franklin County Auditor, is pushing for changes to Ohio's property tax laws to help homeowners struggling with increasing property taxes. As property values rise, many residents in...

Missouri, known for its rich history, cultural landmarks, and picturesque landscapes, unfortunately, also harbors some areas marked by high crime rates. While many towns and cities in Missouri boast low...

Massachusetts, known for its rich history, prestigious universities, and vibrant cities, also has its share of less desirable places. While many towns in the Bay State offer great quality of...

The neon glow of the "Welcome to Prickly Pear" sign once beckoned weary travelers seeking a tranquil desert escape. Nestled amidst the cacti and sagebrush of southern Arizona, Prickly Pear...

Walgreens is set to execute a series of closures across its approximate 8,600 retail stores in America as a part of its efforts to revamp its struggling operations. On Thursday,...

A white Nebraska man characterized as reclusive and belligerent shot and wounded seven Guatemalan immigrants, and authorities have not ruled out racist motives. Billy Booth, 74, opened fire with a...

The Supreme Court on Monday opened the door to fresh, broad challenges to regulations even after they go into effect, dealing government agencies a third blow in a week. The...

Timothy Loehmann, the former Cleveland police officer who fatally shot black 12-year-old Tamir Rice in 2014, sparking nationwide demonstrations, has resigned from a small-town West Virginia police agency, according to...