Erica Pandey

67% of survey respondents say they hold a positive or neutral association with the word "socialism," compared with 40% with the word "capitalism."

America graduates more Ph.D.s than any other country. They go on to invent things, cure diseases and win Nobel Prizes. But admission slots are disappearing.

The collision of new laws, new products and a child and teen mental health crisis is creating a perfect storm for America's young people.

The pace at which AI takes off depends in part on its users — and there's a cohort that's just saying no.

The companies commanding attention today are the ones leading the AI revolution.

For markets and the economy, a whole lot is riding on artificial intelligence transforming our lives.

How AI can kill you

Misinformation runs rampant as Americans seek health advice

Americans are asking louder questions about what's on their plates — and Kennedy's call to overhaul the food supply resonates.

The way young people think about marriage and family is changing.

Across economics, energy, and health care, data once seen as trusted and apolitical is increasingly caught in the political crossfire.

If you want to be happier, try acting like the CEO of your own life.

There's a stark partisan divide in how young people are reacting to the viral ad.

The career guidance they're getting from their parents, teachers and counselors isn't in sync with their economic reality.

It's likely we won't know how and how much AI will change the way we live, work and play until it already has.

Donations to nearly every cause grew, from education to environment to the arts.

America's youngest voters are far likelier to vote Republican than their older siblings.

Dip your toe in, and the algorithm grabs your ankle.

Access to health care could change in unpredictable ways.

China and Europe are recruiting heavily from U.S. labs.