Savannah Maher

Administrative costs and a lack of political will are leading some states to turn down a new food aid program for children.

A long, drawn out budget cycle marked by stopgap spending and the threat of a shutdown takes a toll, says Justin Barrett, treasurer of the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma. 

The government will route $20 billion through community lenders and nonprofits that are geared to clean energy and climate solutions.

Many companies have focused on building more expensive SUVs and fewer affordable compact cars. That's causing a mismatch with current demand.

A whopping three quarters of the river's water that is used by humans goes to irrigation for farms and livestock, according to the journal Communications Earth & Environment.

One outcome of the “Middle Eastern or North African” (MENA) box will be a clearer picture of economic conditions in Arab American communities.

Sports betting has had a surge of popularity in the U.S., even as star athletes have been implicated in gambling scandals.

Regions that depend on it are having to look to other sources of energy — which can cost more.

The pandemic shut down some Native gaming and tourism enterprises. But federal contracting has been growing.

Nine years of unpublished data show that American Indian and Alaska Native households report greater financial stress and less security.