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Some 2.6 million Florida homes and businesses were without power, rivers were overflowing, and cars floated through the streets of

U.S. applications for unemployment benefits fell last week to the lowest level since the spring as many employers hesitate to

A new Florida law that tightens the rules around condo inspections is spawning a new cottage industry in the Miami

For all the attention that soaring inflation has gotten this year, one of its most surprising direct offshoots has gone

Dozens of the nation’s top universities are falling short on their goals to enroll more lower-income students—and many are actually

US firms that do most of their business at home will fare better than those exposed to Europe, where a

New Yorkers will no longer be required to wear masks on subways, buses and other mass transit, Gov. Kathy Hochul