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An unusually united front among more than three dozen states suggests lawmakers are taking online health risks seriously, not unlike the way they pushed back decades ago on Big Tobacco.

There are two numbers floating around econ media headlines lately that are (as we journalists love to say) psychological milestones.

Yesterday, we talked about some of the big-name, deep-pocketed businessmen who were, to say the least, disappointed with their alma maters' responses to what they considered antisemitic behavior at Harvard and UPenn.

As Sam Bankman-Fried's fraud trial enters its third week in Manhattan federal court, one of the biggest questions is whether he will take the stand to testify on his own behalf — a Hail Mary that legal experts say may be his best shot at mounting a defense.

When a company goes public it's kind of like their bar mitzvah. They've reached adulthood and are ready to take responsibility for their actions.

Inflation's like a bad roommate who you're stuck living with until your lease is up.

It's official: Birkenstock will be making its debut on the New York Stock Exchange tomorrow under the ticker symbol BIRK.

October is known to be a spooky month and stocks don't have a good track record of getting spared.

Almost any economist will tell you they don't have a crystal ball. But using all kinds of fancy (and sometimes not so fancy) models, they make predictions about forthcoming economic data. And oftentimes, economists' consensus forecasts are spot on.

The fights between Washington lawmakers have become increasingly vicious even when the stakes could not be higher. Squabbles on the Hill have consequences, and the latest may lead to another credit downgrade that could seriously damage the US economy.

By Danielle Broadway Late-night hosts Jimmy Fallon, Stephen Colbert, John Oliver, Seth Meyers and Jimmy Kimmel are bringing

Washington says it can police how Tehran uses the prisoner swap windfall. Analysts aren't so sure.