British holidaymakers are undeterred by wars and worrying headlines, and are determined to keep travelling in spite of the planet’s ongoing geopolitical turbulence.

Emerging market economies have become better at weathering major global economic shocks thanks to their credible inflation targeting, improved foreign exchange regimes and strong fiscal guardrails, a ...

Forget basic manufacturing, let go of conventional sectors, and no point in thinking about energy and mining. As the present is tense with trade, economic, and geopolitical disruptions, large ...

Could a trip to the economist make your life better? On arrival, the first question is what seems to be the matter: income or happiness? The good news is that more money should make you jollier.

It's one step of many before an Interstate 94 project could happen. But a study for a six-lane design will at least be considered by a state panel.

Nearly three-in-four U.S. adults (74%) say economic conditions are only fair or poor, up slightly from 72% in January 2024.

The world is reportedly at a "crucial turning point" in the shift towards clean power, with new analysis revealing renewable generation has, for the first time on record, surpassed coal globally.

Raised in San Francisco, Jessica Peixotto overcame multiple hurdles to become Cal’s first full-time female prof and to found a new school.

A new survey shows college students divided about socialism and free speech, with humanities and education majors favoring socialist policies.

They say the college years are the best of your life. They shape how you see the world, the passions you wish to pursue, and the person you hope to be. College is a significant financial investment, ...

The remaining Israeli hostages and thousands of Palestinian prisoners will be released under the first phase of a deal to end two years of fighting.

A groundbreaking study has peeled back the hidden cost of malnutrition in Tanzania, forcing the nation to confront its dual challenge: feeding its people adequately while pushing for wider health ...