Outgoing Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin is hailed as a friend of the rich and the poor, as the markets shrug off his departure.

Should a personal photo on a MySpace page cost you your degree?

A new study suggests that class may not affect their learning as much as previously believed

Income inequality is dramatically reshaping opportunities available to middle-class kids — and it's getting worse

"Free-market philanthropy" raises yet more questions about the future of American public research

"They have shown in every way possible that they want to get rid of people like me," one professor said

"He is welcome to apply for admissions and will be treated as any other applicant would be," the university said

Glyphosate is a common pesticide ingredient and has been linked to a number of health conditions in humans

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A rodent study raises questions around sugar consumption and its mental effect on children

Washington state has passed a measure to cover college tuition for students from low- and moderate-income families.

Why is the Pentagon budget so high?

Such is the prediction made by a report analyzing the long-term impact of Stupak-Pitts

Taxing the poor to subsidize massive corporations is calamitous in the long term. Who would've guessed?

Supply chains can make simple changes to ensure that rising food costs will climb no further