Older TikTok Creators Are in Demand by Brands
No matter what their age or finances, some elder influencers are finding that being on the app can bring them...
How Cringe Creators Make a Living on TikTok
On TikTok, cringe comedy creators are gaining large followings and brand deals by impersonating terrible people.
Three ‘Forever Chemicals’ Makers Settle Public Water Lawsuits
The $1.19 billion agreement, announced by Chemours, DuPont and Corteva, wouldn’t resolve all the claims against them.
Harvey Pitt, S.E.C. Chair Who Resigned Amid Scandals, Dies at 78
Mr. Pitt, who served under President George W. Bush, oversaw a swift reopening of stock exchanges after 9/11 but was...
The Debt-Ceiling Deal Suggests Debt Will Keep Growing, Fast
Negotiations to prevent a government default reaffirmed that the big drivers of future deficits are all off the table in...
OPEC Plus May Consider Cuts in Oil Production
The group of major oil producers and Russia will meet this weekend to discuss a swoon in oil prices.
U.S. Added 339,000 Jobs in May Despite Economic Clouds
Employers added 339,000 workers in May, the Labor Department said, though the report also offered signs of shakiness.
Why May’s Jobs Data Complicates Inflation Picture for the Fed
Federal Reserve officials are expected to leave rates unchanged at their June 13-14 meeting. Fresh jobs data might make the...
NPR’s Terence Samuel Is Named Top Editor of USA Today
Mr. Samuel, who will start in July, has overseen NPR’s news gathering.
G.M. and Stellantis Paid $364 Million in Fuel Economy Fines
The automakers paid the federal government for falling short of efficiency standards for cars and trucks in recent years.
