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At this point you're 60 times more likely to get into Harvard than to land a job that lets you work from home.

Bosses are trying to bring staff back to the office and increase engagement by appealing to younger crowds, though these efforts often seem out of touch.

Many childcare providers have a hard time opening or expanding facilities because of zoning regulations and housing issues.

India and the US need to strive towards a more ambitious and frictionless bilateral trade relationship, US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti said here on Tuesday. Noting that there is a need to do away with even the smallest of friction between the two countries in terms of trade, he called for a reduction of tariffs and the creation of a more predictable regulatory environment.

"I was more or less sure that up to 30% of the economy would collapse, but it was way less," Oleg Deripaska told the FT.

"You shouldn't deny prayers to anyone, but I can't say I am sorry," Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said on Monday, according to Reuters.

Ticket sales for one night of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour dwarf Travis Kelce's annual earnings.

China's economy is still on track to grow 5% this year, per OECD forecasts, and its youth unemployment levels are comparable to some European countries.

The two sides are at risk of drifting apart because Beijing has been supporting Moscow's war efforts in Ukraine, Valdis Dombrovskis said.

Consumers are going to be up against new headwinds very soon, per EY chief economist Gregory Daco, like the restart of federal student-loan payments.

"When the stimulus and other temporary boosts wear off, the American economy could settle into a long, slow grind."

The US economy is entering an inflection point in the upcoming fourth quarter as a number of risks converge at the same time.

Greg Lawson, 63, was a fugitive living under a false name in the Mexican state of Oaxaca. He laughed while he was placed in handcuffs, video shows.

Jefferson City, Missouri, is one of the most affordable US cities for renters, with the highest percentage who pay under 30% of their income on rent.

Aaron Lavender, 36, quit teaching to become a full-time Uber and Lyft driver. He said uncertain pay and job security make the job unsustainable.

Lonely young adults are allocating thousands of dollars a year to finding connection through gym memberships, exclusive clubs, art classes, and more.

The parents were charged with multiple counts of neglect after their baby was found with bites to his forehead, nose, cheek, thigh, foot, and toes.

After a cop was charged with murder last week, some British police are giving up their right to carry a firearm, either in protest or because they genuinely fear they could be prosecuted next.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's troops seized control of Tocorón prison, which had been run by the powerful Tren de Aragua gang for years.

US consumers have accumulated $1 trillion of credit card debt. That sounds like a lot, but it's not an excessive amount, experts say.

Middle managers are having the worst year of their lives. Between RTO, layoffs, and burnout, they can't catch a break.

Typically, gas prices fall after summer, but supply cuts are pushing them higher. There are signs they'll come down soon.