Atop the aerial ladder of a bright red fire engine, a firefighter wrangles a hose. From the spout pours not water but syrup, pumped from an enormous ...

A notice on top of its website says "the well has run dry." The Department of Agriculture has posted a notice on its website warning that Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits ...

American households are, on paper, richer than they have ever been, yet the spoils of that growth are landing in very different places depending on the year you were born. The generation that entered ...

A 35-year-old postal worker from Long Island has been arrested for allegedly stealing items from mail pieces at her location — and prosecutors allege she had more stolen mail items in her pants at the ...

The Transportation Security Administration accommodated a Jewish worker when it allowed him to take leave to observe the Sabbath, even though doing so cost him pay. The employee had to exhaust his ...

A new report from NYC Comptroller Brad Lander reveals major staffing shortages, fragmented funding and inequitable access to mental health supports across public schools. A new analysis from New York ...

Ed Silverman, a senior writer and Pharmalot columnist at STAT, has been covering the pharmaceutical industry for nearly three decades. He is also the author of the morning Pharmalittle newsletter and ...

Oracle shares drop after dour forecast, higher capex AI-related stocks including Nvidia fall At least 13 brokerages slash PT on stock following results Dec 11 (Reuters) - Oracle (ORCL.N), opens new ...

Thirteen House Republicans joined Democrats in advancing a bill to reverse President Donald Trump's executive order cracking down on federal worker unions on Wednesday evening. The bill was led by Rep ...

A worker fulfills online pickup orders at a Walmart store on Black Friday in Columbus, Ohio. (Brian Kaiser / Bloomberg via ) Retiree Eileen Gowlak, 86, used to buy her clothes from Walmart when the ...

In a K-shaped economy where the “have-nots” are increasingly falling behind the “haves,” the labor market is trending toward a similar fate. Job opportunities didn’t shrink as feared in October as ...