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Survey: Americans aren't as racially divided as we think

Inside America's quieter story of racial cooperation.

Axios · Feb 18

The silent wealth drain hitting European savers: Is your money at risk?

The Director General of the European Fund and Asset Management Association tells Euronews how European savers are missing their biggest opportunity to build wealth.

Euronews · Feb 17

RFK Jr. promised to restore trust in US health agencies. One year later, it’s eroding

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is reshaping U.S. health policy as HHS secretary, and doctors say his changes are eroding trust

The Independent UK · Feb 12

Americans’ optimism about future hits record low, poll finds

Just 59 percent of Americans anticipate a positive outlook for their lives in approximately five years

The Independent UK · Feb 11

It turns out that Joe Biden really did crush Americans' dreams for the future. Just look at how the vibe changed 5 years ago

More than four in 10 Americans don’t anticipate “high-quality life” in five years’ time, the lowest mark in nearly 20 years

Fortune · Feb 10

The Latest: Trump’s immigration chiefs called to testify in Congress following protester deaths

The men in charge of the agencies carrying out President Donald Trump’s mass deportation agenda will be asked Tuesday to explain their immigration enforcement practices

The Independent UK · Feb 10

What is the American Dream, and has it become harder to achieve in recent years?

Few ideas are as central to the nation’s identity as that of the American Dream.

The Conversation · Feb 6

The economy is the world's most important problem, but not America's

Only the U.S. and eight other countries – out of 107 – cited politics as their top problem in a new Gallup survey.

Axios · Feb 4

Americans are embracing AI in the workplace at remarkable speed, new poll finds

Around six in 10 technology workers report frequent AI use, with three in 10 utilizing it daily

The Independent UK · Jan 25

ICE immigration tactics are shocking more Americans as US-Mexico border operations move north

Over the past year, images of masked, heavily armed Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arresting men, women and children – outside of courts, at schools and homes – have become common across the United States.

The Conversation · Jan 23