Positive Economic Data Is Still Hiding Bleak Reality for Families

While the U.S. economy seems to have dodged a recession, many families are struggling without reliable, affordable childcare. Read More

‘Plays a vital role in our families’: Congresswoman McClellan hosts roundtable for care workers

Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan of Virginia hosted a roundtable yesterday to highlight her work to strengthen the care economy. Read More

Kamala Harris announces new national minimum staffing requirements for nursing homes during La Crosse visit

New federal rules aim to improve long-term care for residents and caregivers, addressing staffing and pay concerns. Read More

US Economy News Today: Economy Was 'Worst of Both Worlds' in First Quarter

Today, economic growth surprised economists in how much it slowed in the first quarter and we will look ahead to tomorrow's report on the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation. Read More

Social Security spousal benefits: Who qualifies and how much?

Spouses, survivors and ex-spouses can claim Social Security benefits. Here are the types of benefits and how to apply for them. Read More

Think single mums need to work more? Tell me how

Miriam Cates blamed the rise in school children using nappies on an economic system that demands, ‘even mothers of small children leave their infants in daycare to return to the workplace.’ What do ... Read More

In Holyoke, a home of her own: One woman’s struggle to build a life in the state’s poorest place

Like others in this city’s large Puerto Rican community, Nereida Badillo longed for a more stable life. But history is difficult to overcome. Read More

Money latest: My employer rejected my request for flexible work after maternity leave - what are my rights?

A new mother contacted us asking about her employment rights after maternity leave - and we've enlisted the help of a legal expert. Read this and all the latest consumer and personal finances news in ... Read More

Good morning, Nickel City! Here are stories to start your day

Good morning, Greater Sudbury! Here are a few stories to start your day on this Saturday morning. Read More

Who is your family’s chief medical officer?

Studies suggest women — especially mothers — shoulder an estimated 80 percent of the family’s medical decision-making responsibilities. Read More

We must get US masses to care about Israel - opinion

The truth is that interest is eroding only with the few who care enough to pay attention to world events in the first place. Read More

Sen. Kristen McDonald Rivet, other legislators introduce comprehensive package to aid child care crisis

Sen. Kristen McDonald Rivet along with other Michigan legislators introduce a comprehensive package of bills to aid in the child care crisis. Read More