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A tax credit expansion played a bit role in child poverty reduction. But the government’s failure to reach all eligible Americans meant many families never got that temporary benefit.

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Changing the name of an infectious disease in the middle of a growing outbreak? Experts are confident it can be done — and should be done.

Dog attacks like the one that took the life of a mail carrier in Florida are a common hazard of the job, with thousands of postal workers attacked every year, according to the Postal Service.

Tucked in the details around loan cancellation was something you might have missed — a new income-driven repayment plan that may cut monthly payments by half without the threat of a ballooning balance.

A new Texas law requires schools to display donated "In God We Trust" posters in buildings. In an act of dissent, one activist will send the motto in Arabic.

Peter Billingsley again will play Ralphie, who returns to his childhood home with his wife and children in an attempt to capture the Christmas magic of his childhood.

This practice of adding fees throughout the checkout process is called “drip pricing,” and the travel industry is one of the worst offenders.

From 1940's "Pride and Prejudice" to 2022's "Persuasion" and every film in between, check out where your favorite Jane Austen movie adaptation ranks, according to IMDb.