A law meant to reduce unexpected medical bills has shifted the burden from patients to employers. Plus: solo sailing, and a tale of two farm economies. Today on Marketplace.

Last year, DOGE eliminated funding that could have addressed Alaska’s growing debris problem. But, just because federal funding has stopped doesn’t mean the plastic will stop piling up.

Have you found yourself filled with AI-fueled existential dread? You’re not alone. This group in San Francisco is meeting to share fears and potential solutions.

​​The option to stay and work in the U.S. after graduation is a big draw for a lot of international students. ​​ ​​But now The Trump administration is making it more expensive to do so.

Though parts of the country are still in a second summer, others are starting to turn on their heaters. Just how expensive that will be depends on location and what kind of energy is used.

What exactly is a credit score anyway? 🤔 On a new episode of "Million Bazillion," we navigate some credit myths and learn some valuable lessons about how to build an "exceptional" score. Listen with your family now. 👇

Would you buy spicy mayo just because it was made by an Emmy winner? Would you buy special pet food? This week on “This is Uncomfortable,” we chat with Lindsey Weber and Bobby Finger, hosts of “Who? Weekly,” about A-list endorsements and our relationship with celebrity culture.

The U.S. economy grew by 2.2% from April to June. That’s more than expected given the recent strain of higher gas prices.

​​Inflation expectations were up sharply in September. But on the flip side, consumers were feeling a bit better about the job market.

Energy bills in Florida have jumped by as much as 70% over the past 10 years. What explains that?

On Tuesday, the S&P 500 hit another record high. Artificial intelligence and tech have driven that growth. But what about everything else?

Have you heard Ella Langley’s song "Choosin' Texas?” If not, you likely will soon — it just spent 23 consecutive weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100.

Tech success is obscuring strife in other parts of the stock market. Plus: Auto loan delinquencies, yield curves, and the AI supply chain. Today on Marketplace.

​​Times are difficult for toy-making giants like Mattel and Hasbro. These legacy name brands have had a rough time keeping up with the trends, and its affecting their profits.

The price of fun is on the rise. Even so, consumers aren’t shying away from these higher prices — they’re actually splurging on hobbies.

At a glance, the September jobs report doesn’t look so bad — until you take a look at the growing gap between Black and white employment.

A rise in imports or inventory levels can indicate a strong economy, but who and what are fueling that demand matters too.

Everyday essentials are pushing many Americans to their financial limit. Seven out of 10 people in the U.S. are experiencing an economic burden in at least one of these four categories: housing, food, healthcare, and child care.

Inventory levels are high and imports are up. Is it a sign of economic strength? Plus: chips, the euro, and a soccer cafe-bar. Today on Marketplace.