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Trump Media's DJT stock price has plunged after its SPAC merger. And it's probably going to get worse once Trump himself can sell shares.

A new Gallup survey found that 71% of student-loan borrowers have put off key life events, including finishing their degrees, because of their debt.

New Gallup data reveals the US has fallen behind many G7 countries in key indicators such as confidence in the military or food affordability.

While Biden's new student-loan forgiveness plan isn't set to go into effect until the fall, a separate Supreme Court decision could complicate things.

Cities like Denver, Boston, New York, and San Francisco are facing budget crunches as tax revenues from office buildings fall and new expenses add up.

Mark Cuban is worried that Americans will put too much emphasis on the economy when voting for president this fall.

Over 30 million student-loan borrowers could benefit from Biden's new debt relief plan after the Supreme Court struck his first attempt down.

Inflation has cooled and the unemployment rate has stayed low, but it seems plenty of people are still gloomy about the economy under Joe Biden.

San Francisco's GIFT program, which provides a guaranteed basic income for some trans people, is facing a legal challenge by conservatives.

The World Happiness Report found that boomers feel happier and less lonely than younger generations, even with fewer social interactions. Here's why.

A Northwestern Mutual survey found how much each generation thinks they need to enter retirement in comfort — and just how behind they are.

Some colleges have been scrutinized for giving preference to legacy students in admissions. But there's a less controversial way to honor legacies.

Turkish opposition's win over Erdoğan's AK Party may dampen the president's prestige and influence over Russia ties.

The one-time account adjustment for some student-loan borrowers ends soon. Those without qualifying loans have until the end of April to consolidate.

Ingrid Sullivan, 48, is enrolled in San Antonio's basic-income pilot. She said it has helped her afford groceries, rent, and health insurance.

O'Leary said the move would cause "collateral damage to the American brand," and that he'll have to deal with the fallout while raising capital.

Monique Gonzalez, 41, was able to secure housing for her six children with money from San Antonio's basic-income program.

The chaotic FAFSA rollout means financial aid reward letters will be delayed for many, limiting the time they have to craft their college budgets.

In the wake of sweeping sanctions, Russia's Vladimir Putin is leaning on China for economic and political support.

Russians are voting in the country's presidential election from March 15 to 17, and 71-year-old Vladimir Putin is expected to win a fifth term.

The economy and perceptions of it will be vital factors in determining whether voters reelect Joe Biden or swing to Donald Trump.