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How the U.S. military is contributing and combating climate change.

Housing prices aren't going down anytime soon, if data released this morning is to be believed.

While artists may be feeling the pain of low demand right now, art critic Blake Gopnik argues a correction in the art market will ultimately improve quality.

From the BBC World Service: Shein, a Chinese fashion giant, has come under fire over claims the company is dodging UK taxes. A look at why some want the government to step in. The Chinese government is stepping up efforts to revive its slowing economy. Everton Football Club, one of England’s top football teams, is set for a takeover by an American investment group. And a new – and very pink – Barbie-branded phone is hitting the U.S. market.

Updating voter registration lists is important and underappreciated work that ensures everyone can participate on Election Day. Josh Visnaw, Project Manager at VoteFlare, explains how the initiative is helping on that front with its text messaging alert system.

Intel helped create the digital age, but could it be ripe for a takeover? Plus, the history of assumable mortgages.

Some big-money Democratic donors have called for the replacement of Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan.

Would it surprise you to learn a quarter of Americans say that they've avoided a work colleague due to differing political views?

From the BBC World Service: Anura Kumara Dissanayake is promising "clean" politics as the country recovers from one of its worst-ever economic crises.

Online gambling has become increasingly prevalent in recent years. Young people who are surrounded by ads and promotions from sports betting companies run the risk of becoming addicted, says Yanely Espinal of Marketplace's "Financially Inclined."