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College majors that make the most money

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America's house-poor metros: Where mortgage owners stretch the 30% rule

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The 11 fastest-growing small businesses of 2026

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What is the discovery process in a truck accident case?

Two trucks collided on the highway in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Personal Finance

How to reclaim financial confidence even with student debt

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Schools that are good at teaching math are also good in reading — and vice versa

A collage of a young girl solving math problems using a marker and a young boy reading a math book.

10 European countries with great study options for US students in 2026

Three female university exchange students studying together around a sunny courtyard table.

‘Failing our kids’: Philadelphia’s struggle highlights how young learners nationwide miss out on legally mandated support services

Kimberly Halevy wearing a crimson red midi dress with mid-length sleeves walks with her son Joshua beside her, enjoy treats from an ice cream truck visible behind them, after a recent session with a special instructor.

Many young adults are barely literate despite earning a high school diploma

Godfrey Rangasammy, Supervisor of Science, background center, and Tanisha Johnson, a Science Coach, right, background, observe a chemistry class as Literacy coaches at Northwestern High School in Hyattsville, Maryland.

Students want schools to incorporate AI in learning, but express some fears

From L-R: Arnav Hingorani, a junior from Desert Mountain High School in Arizona. Ian Son, a senior at Redondo Union High School in California. Neha Palla, a senior at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School in Kentucky, spoke about generative artificial intelligence.

As ICE sweeps up parents across the country, NYC schools step up their support

A wife and her children crying as her husband is detained by federal agents outside a New York Federal Plaza Immigration Court room in New York City.

More than smarts: How grit and discipline drive real success

Young female student studying with a pile of books beside her.

Jumping jacks, lunges and squats, and better test scores

Three elementary-school-age students jumping in the air next to desks in a classroom.

‘Absolutely devastating’: Rural schools say $100K visa fee could make it hard to hire teachers

President Donald Trump signs an executive order in the Oval Office at the White House on September 19, 2025 in Washington, DC introducing a $100,000 fee for H-1B visas.

Goblins AI math tutoring app clones your teacher’s looks and voice

Composite image of 3 teachers who use the math tutoring app Goblins and the 3 avatars created from their photos.