The Latest Breaking News from America

Feed for America said traffic to its online food-bank locator has jumped sixfold since the shutdown began.

For generations, independent garages were the backbone of small-town America. They kept cars running, offered fair prices, and built trust one repair at a time. But lately, many of these shops have vanished, replaced by dealership service centers or national chains. This shift matters for more than nostalgia. It affects…

The Southern states offer Americans with modest savings the chance to fulfill their dream of living in a lake town. Key findings from an in-house GOBankingRates study reveal the 20 most affordable...

Trump's education overhaul ends the Graduate PLUS Loan, leaving middle-class students struggling to afford postgraduate degrees.

The US Supreme Court is considering whether to hear an appeal that could challenge the 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges ruling on same‑sex marriage.

Top European leadership is set to skip the EU-CELAC summit on Sunday marked by tensions between the United States and Colombia. Donald Trump is also pursuing an aggressive policy on Venezuela, with Nicolás Maduro in focus. Europeans cite low attendance to cancel summit participation.

On Friday, the Supreme Court granted the Donald Trump administration a brief reprieve in its escalating battle over Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program payments. The court temporarily halted a lower court order that required full food aid distribution to millions of Americans during the government shutdown.

Allan Merrill of Beazer Homes wonders: Do you want a degree that gives you six figures of debt and a $60k salary or a stable job that brings in $150k?

Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ:META) is ramping up efforts to strengthen America's artificial intelligence leadership by investing heavily in next-generation AI infrastructure and community development.

The number of flights in America is going to be further cut if the US Government shutdown does not end

The average American is growing more pessimistic about the economy, as a key sentiment index fell to its lowest level since June 2022, marking one of the bleakest readings since the survey’s inception in 1952. But there's a twist: wealthy Americans are actually feeling better than ever, buoyed by soaring…