America Now

In trademark bombastic style, the Republican nominee has suggested voter fraud could be in the offing come November 8th. But are his allegations based on real data?

With drug companies doubling and tripling the prices for medications you need, could it come down to a choice between buying needed prescriptions and buying food?

It seems perfectly rational: Surely the candidate you back will be good for markets—and vice versa. Yet it turns out basing investing decisions on politics is trouncing your bottom line.

Once exploited for its cheery shell, while its tasty and nutritious innards were recklessly tossed away, has the humble pumpkin finally found justice?

When is the 9-to-5 not enough? When you want the security, independence and path to wealth only a supplementary second job can provide.

There’s a lot of talk in the media about swing states. But how can just a handful of states make or break the election for the entire nation?

It’s easy to get caught up in headline furor, but the fact is we’ve always been a nation of immigrants. Here’s one man’s experience of how some are building America.

One of the most basic tenets of a democracy is the belief that your vote counts. But what if that vote, and your voice, could be erased by enemy hacking?

Does the Republican nominee for President change political positions as often as he changes hats? Or are his evolving positions simply the result of a more nuanced approach?

Think you’re smarter than the cops when it comes to texting and driving? See how police departments around the U.S. are saving lives with sneaky texter-detector strategies.