Why the U.S. job market is so hard, especially for recent college graduates

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Hiring has slowed even as the economy keeps growing, and millions of workers are navigating a labor market that no longer follows the rules.

By Federica Cocco and Taylor Telford

Court overturns Alex Murdaugh’s murder convictions in deaths of wife, son

Can having a dog help you live longer? Here’s what science says.

Doug Ducey for president? This is my imagined announcement.

Takeaways from the Nebraska election where a winner plans to quit

Water costs are rising faster than inflation — and sending bills soaring

Kash Patel lashes out as lawmakers question ‘excessive drinking’

Trump shares post calling for Obama’s arrest

Elon Musk’s anonymous online BFF spreads his ideas and attacks his enemies

Is viral band Boy Throb real? Maybe. Are its fans? Definitely.

South Carolina Republicans block plan to eliminate Clyburn’s House seat

The cost of a college degree is a tax on your future net worth

Hezbollah’s unjammable drones pose new threat to Israel

My dad gave me three pieces of advice. This one surprised me.

My neighbor copies everything we do. What the what? Readers give advice.

Facing headwinds at home, Trump signals eagerness to make deals at China summit

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Under pressure from Beijing, the president has indicated an openness to rethinking U.S. support for Taiwan, alarming its backers.

By Michael Birnbaum and Isaac Arnsdorf

Trump jets to China with gaggle of CEOs, hoping Xi will ‘open up’ to them

‘Melania,’ ‘Rush Hour’ director Brett Ratner is joining Trump’s China trip