House Democrats launch probe into controversial Chicago raid by federal immigration officials, demanding answers from Homeland Security and Attorney General.

A new proposal from the Trump administration would give colleges funding advantages if they adopt conservative priorities.

As the president escalates his authoritarian power grab, the NO KINGS non-violent movement continues to rise stronger. We are united once again to remind the world: America has No Kings and the power ...

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Economist Juliet Schor has studied every kind of business and found that thoughtfully reducing work hours benefits employees, improves productivity and increases profits. She explains how you too can…

Mostly Economics is a weekly podcast hosted by CEPR Senior Economist and co-founder, Dean Baker, about ways US economic policies affect everyday lives—from household budgets to global trade relationsh...

Climate change is frequently described as an existential threat, posing significant risks to our lives, livelihoods and the global economy. This view, however, stands in stark contrast to empirical estimates of the impact of climate change on economic activity, which imply only modest economic effects. Do existing estimates not account for the full impact of climate change, or are the costs of climate change truly so small? This column argues that shifting attention to a new and comprehensive source of variation in the data – global temperature itself – implies drastically larger impacts of climate change than conventional estimates.

Jimmy Kimmel will return to late night on Tuesday