Emily Peck

Rising prices and a shortage of affordable homes have driven many folks to rent.

The administration's mass firing of thousands of probationary federal workers has hit a series of legal speed bumps.

One estimate suggests the tariffs would cost the average U.S. household at least $830 a year.

Anti-DEI shareholder proposals are gaining steam and more than doubled last year.

Lawyers and former officials say agencies cannot simply fire workers for not replying to an email.

Many federal agencies told their employees not to respond at all.

Veterans get a preference in federal hiring — but aren't getting much protection from the firing.

The Monday filing amends an earlier complaint filed by a coalition of unions.

Federal workers were given until Monday night to explain what they'd done last week or resign.

Firms face legal risks whether they stick with DEI or abandon it.