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The US economy kicked off 2025 by adding 143,000 jobs in January, fewer than expected; but the unemployment rate dipped to 4% ...

"Conventional delinquencies remain near historical lows, but FHA and VA delinquencies are increasing at a faster pace," the ...

The Small Business Administration would be mandated to send many loans made under the Covid Economic Injury Disaster Loan program to the Treasury Department for collections under legislation put forth ...

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Prosecutions are expected to continue for at least the next five years, thanks to new provisions passed at the height of the pandemic, giving law enforcement and prosecution agencies a longer statute ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom met with President Trump on Wednesday as he seeks federal disaster aid for the Los Angeles County wildfires ...

This president, who is obsessed with blustering about his “promises made, promises kept,” openly vowed during his closing ...

I directed a more aggressive climb,” the plane’s captain later reported, “due to aircraft appearing to continue to climb into us.” Neither close call ended in disaster, but both were reported to a ...

The CZU inferno destroyed about 700 homes in Santa Cruz County. Of those, 127 residences have been rebuilt and another 134 are under construction, according to the county.

Here are 10 ways that ASCs, health systems and suppliers have responded to widespread natural disasters this year: 1. Shuffling staff members: Following wildfires in Los Angeles, several ASCs closed ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency visited the tribe’s emergency management facility in Ada to highlight its readiness ...