Unrelenting rains that began in June have claimed more than 1,500 lives, at least a third of whom are children

The Republican presidential hopeful is campaigning for, and with the backing of, the for-profit college industry

A pandemic wave of class-action lawsuits is exposing opposing ideas over the value of college

An Asheville community hospital wonders if it can keep its soul

There were appeals for donations to the Red Cross. Local officials are saying the charity hasn’t delivered

In North Carolina, public schools are getting a lot less, while charter schools aren't giving more

At two global conferences, an old struggle emerges with renewed urgency.

As some imagine a pro basketball league without owners, the ramifications for the U.S. economy could be enormous

A partnership between the software giant and the Philadelphia School District is an innovative solution to an urban crisis. But can public education survive private management?

How can physical retailers increase in-store sales?

But labor shouldn't be blamed for the Big Three's failure to compete.

Trump’s hotels in Washington, New York and Chicago all seem to qualify for benefits from the coronavirus bailout

Build up, not out

The Microsoft antitrust case appears to be ending -- not with a bang, but with a Bush administration-brokered whimper. Our experts weigh in.

In "Pirates," HP, Xerox and other big companies play the fools of the PC revolution, and only the lone visionary "gets it."