A large share of Americans say they are not taking a summer trip this year, with higher prices and financial strain leading the reasons. The slowdown points to a more cautious travel season in 2025.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is drawing wide attention for a message aimed at boomers and millennials. The viral moment is centered on how different generations are being talked about in politics and public life.
Culver’s is expanding again, with 59 new restaurant sites announced across the country. The company has confirmed the growth plan, but it has not published a full city-by-city opening timeline.
New housing data shows Florida and Texas are among the weakest buyer markets in the country, while several Ohio metros are holding up better. Affordability, inventory levels, and insurance costs are helping reshape where buyers have the most leverage.
An 82-year-old Mason County landowner and her daughter turned down more than $26 million tied to a proposed data center project. The family said the offers were not enough to leave land they have owned and worked for decades.
Elon Musk has floated a future where artificial intelligence and robotics make money less central by 2036. His comments point to a broader push at Tesla and xAI around automation, though no formal national plan has been released.
New research suggests COVID-19 infection may trigger dormant viruses already present in the body. The findings add to ongoing efforts to explain why some people have lingering symptoms after infection.
A new study is challenging the long-standing eight-hour sleep rule, finding that brain health may be strongest at around seven hours a night. The research adds to a growing body of evidence that sleep needs can vary by age and health.
