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Could growing pessimism about the economy hint at chances for an economic downturn? We'll discuss.

The restaurant industry has been through a lot in recent years. We'll hear what trends have transformed the industry.

From the BBC World Service: Two legal cases against Apple and Google concluded today. Both tech companies lost out.

In our "Decoding Democracy" series, Danielle Lee Tomson, research manager at the University of Washington's Center for an Informed Public, explains that rumors of noncitizen voting are fueling uncertainty around the election.

The Fed has likely made up its mind about a rate cut. Plus, we break down the difference between the CPI and PCE inflation measures.

Plus, the Supreme Court's "shadow docket" is filling up.

Input and borrowing costs for farmers remain high, while prices for commodities have been trending down.

After a rough year, Boeing was facing a possible strike to add to its list of problems. But no longer.

From the BBC World Service: Some 3.2 million children under the age of 5 are malnourished in the country.

NASA astronauts have been stuck in space since June. Steven Feldstein, senior fellow at Carnegie’s Democracy, Conflict and Governance program, explains why the space agency leaned on SpaceX to help bring them back home by next February.