Mesuda Hudug, a veteran home-health aide and licensed nursing assistant, is pleased with the recently negotiated contract between the Minnesota Department of Human Services and […]

A language virus, rampant in our culture, may not be deadly, but it fogs the mind and conveys a meaning contrary to what a writer […]

The Duluth couple didn’t know how to move forward with their wedding to meet the state’s restrictions on large events, so they reached out to […]

The financial industry loves to sell complicated — and expensive — products, but simple is quite often the smart choice. A recent analysis by Callan […]

Before COVID-19, doing your taxes often meant carrying a box of paperwork to someone’s office for a long, in-person visit. For many people, that’s no […]

COVID-19 vaccines are making their way into the arms of U.S. meat and agriculture workers, but companies and union officials said progress needs to be […]

Risk management should be the core of investing and “not a small afterthought,” writes John Cochrane in “Portfolios for Long-Term Investors.” The senior fellow at […]

Americans struggling with debt might get some additional unpleasant tax surprises this year: From needing to pay taxes on forgiven debt to seeing reduced deductions […]

If business executives are still puzzling over how to make a difference on racial injustice, they can start by going back to class. That’s what […]

The rise of natural gas-fired power was long welcomed — or at least accepted — by both utilities and clean-energy groups. Gas vanquished coal, cutting […]