President Donald Trump’s policies over the past six months have brought profound changes to the “research” part of the Research Triangle. What happened — and where does the region go from here?

In the chicken-and-egg debate of who rises first, GDP growth or credit growth, we thankfully, have a new contender -- reforms, said the report by HSBC Global Investment Research ...

According to a WTO document reviewed by Mint, the US has named four Indian product categories—lined paper products, oil ...

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The study suggests a proposed two-year time limit on federal housing subsidies could affect as many as 1.4 million households ...

More than 1 million low-income households — most of them working families with children — who depend on the nation’s public ...

Judges and lawmakers have now reversed many of former President Joe Biden's attempts to restrict companies from practices his ...

The claim that 100,000 people will die from Trump’s Medicaid cuts isn’t a fact—it’s a distortion of nuanced research turned ...

Within the first seven months of his second term, Trump has managed to add trillions to the deficit, eviscerate agencies like ...

The British Foreign Policy Group survey revealed that the British are divided on the country's policy on the Ukraine conflict, with 41% supporting the current course and 37% opposing it ...

In education spaces, the amplification of AI has both terrified and emboldened educators – and by educator, I mean ...