The classic racing game Mario Kart could inspire government programs to benefit poor farmers' bottom lines and the environment, a new paper argues.

An accounting professor ranks the most tax-efficient financial moves for young people beginning their careers. Top pick? Health savings accounts.

A new podcast episode on the racial wealth gap delves into two different promises of land in US history: the famous "40 acres and a mule" and the Homestead Act.

The first episode of a new podcast series on the wealth gap between Black and white Americans focuses on our collective "dismemory" of slavery.

Getting government money to smaller companies would do more for brining the US economy back after the pandemic than sending dollars to bigger businesses.

The costs of leaving low-income countries without COVID-19 vaccines could run in the trillions of dollars and allow the pandemic to go on for years.

While Republicans and Democrats agree on relief for the pandemic, Americans are split on issues around the 2020 election and President Trump's impeachment.

Livestock insurance could help farmers in developing countries protect their animals—and the profits they bring—and endangered species that prey on them.

Dealing with health insurance companies costs the US economy billions in wasted work time and lost productivity, according to a new study.

There's a link between uneven economic recovery after the Great Recession and deaths from heart attacks and stroke. What about after the pandemic downturn?