Month: December 2022

Autonomous vehicle tech has advanced quite a bit, but we're nowhere close to replacing truck drivers with AI yet ― and we probably don't want to.

The end-of-year deadline often means a rush to buy eligible items, like thermometers, pain relievers and feminine hygiene products.

The National Labor Relations Board's resources have been stretched thin at a time when union organizing is surging.

Advocates for everything from nutrition programs to tribal food sovereignty to climate and sustainability initiatives will be keeping an eye on the bill next year.

The job of finding and rescuing people in the Mediterranean Sea has been carried out by charities since EU member states stopped their operations. But with spiralling fuel costs and competition for donations with other humanitarian causes, one NGO is concerned for the future of its funding.

After multiple near-record Texas earthquakes, oil and gas regulators say they’re stepping up efforts to reduce quakes triggered by industry activity.

An increase in foreclosures becomes a cause for concern when unemployment is on the rise and home prices are dropping.

Included in the $1.7 trillion spending bill Congress recently passed are measures to help grow workers’ emergency savings.

One company says it can make sustainable aviation fuel using beets, sugar cane and forestry waste.

The White House has been asking Congress to allocate more funds, but that hasn't happened.