Month: December 2022

The agency reduced care offerings during government shutdowns. Advance appropriations would provide a funding bridge when necessary.

The SECURE Act 2.0 aims to help part-time and lower-wage workers — categories where women are overrepresented — save for retirement.

Experts say the country needs more transmission lines to move power from where it’s being generated to where it’s needed.

The pandemic led to an explosion of interest in and funding of biotech. That continues even as many sectors slow and recession fears grow.

More than 80% of infants consume formula in their first year. Though supply has improved since the crisis in May, some areas are seeing shortages.

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University is piloting autonomous transit with vehicles in a project that could take students to and from the historically Black university to downtown Greensboro by the fall.

The conflict has forced the continent to rely on coal.

In some of Paris' neighborhoods, residents have had enough of so-called "dark stores" that offer home grocery and meal deliveries.

The country is still facing shortages of Children’s Tylenol and other common over-the-counter medicines.

The women learn child care skills and are paid prison wages to take care of their babies.