Kimberly Adams

The rise of the podcaster's political capital Vice President Kamala Harris has been sitting down with popular podcasts like the “The Breakfast Club,” Call Her Daddy,” and The Howard Stern Show.

There's an effort underway by advocacy groups asking business leaders to pledge to validate the election results.

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Across the country, pharmacies big and small are closing. The closures have disproportionately affected rural and low-income communities, leaving residents with limited access to prescription drugs and creating so-called “pharmacy deserts.” We'll discuss a New York Times investigation about the middlemen driving pharmacies out of business. Plus, should the American Dream be a townhouse? And, introducing the real “househusbands” of Wall Street.

Keeping calm in the eye of the election storm News outlets aren't mincing words about the offensive and racist remarks featured at former

Some not-so-scary news for the Fed This Halloween, we're looking at some new inflation data that's got the Federal Reserve in good spirits.

The blue vs. red economy Live near a yoga studio? What about a golf course? Americans may experience the economy differently based on the politics of the neighborhoods they live in.

Workers' contributions follow trend of wages and inflation, but in a weaker labor market, businesses will have more leeway to reduce spending.