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How does anyone afford childcare?
Childcare in the U.S. is extremely expensive, often costing more than college tuition, and greatly impacts families' financial stability and family planning decisions.
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Why the Trump administration plans to boost funding for subsea cables
Undersea data cables carry the majority of the world's internet and financial data, making them critical to global communication and economy.
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Let's import some inflation
The U.S. Treasury's bond buyback is a temporary measure to influence yields but does not solve underlying fiscal deficits.
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The government steps in to calm the bond market
The U.S. Treasury is actively intervening in the bond market by increasing bond buybacks to reduce long-term interest rates amidst economic uncertainty.
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Decisions and disagreements at the central bank
Disagreements within the Federal Reserve over interest rate policies reflect differing perspectives on inflation and economic stability, and the upcoming minutes may offer more insight.
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Cyberattacks on U.S. water systems raise concerns about security
Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, like water systems, reveal systemic vulnerabilities that must be addressed with basic cybersecurity practices and sustained investments.
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Got beef?
Global long-term bond yields are rising sharply, especially in highly indebted countries, signaling increased risk premia and potential financial instability.
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"You can't learn on an empty stomach"
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Why it feels like you can't keep up
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As space launches increase, there aren't enough spaceports
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