U.S. Employers Hired 266,000 People In November
Most of the jobs were in education and health services, manufacturing, and leisure and hospitality.

IRS considering changing how tipped employees report tips
The IRS proposal would create one voluntary compliance agreement: The Service Industry Tip Compliance Agreement. Here's what's in it:
By Elaine Thompson / AP
President Biden's State of the Union highlights economic promises
The economy is one of the key topics President Joe Biden will touch on Tuesday during his State of the Union address.
By Ross D. Franklin / AP
Biden, McCarthy meet face-to-face on debt crisis worries
McCarthy had all but invited himself to the White House to start the conversation before a summer debt deadline.
By Susan Walsh / APTop Stories

Nonprofit works to protect Black and Native American burial sites
Indigenous Memories is a nonprofit working to preserve the "land, history and legacy of those who came before us."
By Scripps News
Avian flu leaps from birds to mink, raising fears about virus ability
This isn't the first time the highly transmittable H5N1 virus has been detected in mammals.
By Sergei Grits / AP
First pill to treat postpartum depression could be available this year
The FDA is reviewing Zuranolone, which is a 14-day oral treatment for adults with postpartum depression or major depressive disorder.
By Seth Wenig / AP