Rachel Barber is a Reporter at USA Today. She covers politics and the economy, focusing on themes such as consumer behavior, economic policy, and the impact of corporations on both local and global economies. Rachel has been featured in numerous publications including the Lexington Herald-Leader, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and Yahoo News.
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Rachel's coverage focuses primarily on local government and politics in Lynn, Massachusetts. She also covers entertainment news, sales & marketing, and culture & society with an emphasis on profile features and event coverage.
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Should couples combine finances? More Americans are keeping money separate from their partner. Experts say they should be wary of these risks.
The first inflation report released since Kevin Warsh was sworn in as chair of the Federal Reserve confirmed what most Americans already know: costs
Nearly one in three Americans have turned to side hustles as the cost of essentials rise. These are the most popular and most profitable.
Summer hiring is expected to be the lowest on record for teens. Jobs may be more scarce, but there are still opportunities if they know where to look.
By: Andrea Riquier, Rachel Barber
Andrea Riquier Rachel Barber Which sectors saw the most job growth in May 2026? How does the 'G-shaped' economy explain continued consumer spending? What role does 'doomjobbing' play in current job market trends?
Inflation has surged since the start of the Iran war, and Americans have come to expect that prices will only continue to rise over the next year.
By: Rachel Barber
President Donald Trump told reporters fuel prices are "not very high, relatively speaking." Since the Iran war began, gas prices are up nearly 40%.
By: James Powel, Rachel Barber
More than half of Americans — 53% — fear could cost them or someone in their household a job, a
More than half of respondents in an Reuters/Ipsos poll said that they feared AI technology could cost someone in their household a job.
By: Rachel Barber
During Kevin Warsh's swearing-in as chair of the Federal Reserve, President Donald Trump told the new chair to be "independent" and "don't look at me, don't look at anybody, just do your own thing and do a great job."
