Spencer Bokat-Lindell

Inflation may not be the only answer.

Affordable housing has become harder and harder to find. Could corporate speculators be the culprit?

U.S. officials say that the risk that the Russian president will break the 77-year-old nuclear taboo remains low. But he insists he’s not bluffing.

Summer fears of an electoral wipeout have given way to cautious optimism as Democrats enjoy a changed political environment.

Countries around the world are confronting the costs — and potential benefits — of an aging population.

Students are struggling, and not just on standardized tests.

Just last year, President Biden himself cast doubt on whether he had the authority to cancel student loan debt on such a broad basis.

After a damning internal review of its pandemic response, the agency will be reorganized.

Biden vowed to re-enter a deal that Trump had “recklessly tossed away.” But negotiations are still in limbo.

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine wants the war to end by 2023. Is that wishful thinking?