The White House is touting a pandemic-era education relief fund that exhausted 90% of available funds by today's deadline.

State leaders are cutting public health spending and laying off workers hired during the pandemic-era boom. Public health experts say the bust will erode advancements.

Peter Goodman's book, "How the World Ran Out of Everything," aims to change the perception of the supply chain.

The government squandered more than $200 billion in potential fraud its rush to prop up small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic, says a government watchdog report.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many businesses across the country to shutter.

Top Senate negotiators have said they are close to striking a deal to approve $10 billion in additional COVID relief funding as Democrats grumble over the compromise.

The stress of the pandemic is likely to only exacerbate challenges in recruiting teachers.

As a Senate vote looms for Restaurant Revitalization Funds, the Independent Restaurant Coalition unveiled a new report on the fate of the industry.

President Joe Biden declared "America is back to work." But most of the nation’s 6.6 million jobs gained since Biden took office have gone to men.

The White House detailed which programs are at-risk of cuts in a letter to Congress on Tuesday.

A bill in the California state house is looking to give foster kids who lost a parent to COVID-19 some financial help.

The sights of dining tables sprawled out on an open city street may become a permanent fixture in the Big Apple.

Although business was slow in October compared to years past, some sex workers at the time seemed optimistic about the end of the pandemic.

The ten richest men in the world have doubled their fortunes during the COVID-19 pandemic, a report published Monday by the advocacy group Oxfam said.

A new report from The Independent Restaurant Coalition showed bankruptcies, evictions and closures of restaurants and bars after 22 months without federal relief grants.

Mosby made $250,000, but claimed she was facing COVID financial hardships.

Businesses are coming across staffing issues, higher costs and smaller numbers of customers.

JetBlue is canceling more than 1,200 flights over the next two weeks.

Weekend travel nightmare continues with almost 1,000 cancellations before noon Monday.

President Joe Biden said on Wednesday that he was extending the pause on student loan repayments an extra 90 days.

The high-profile gathering in Swizterland is no longer taking place in January.

Many major sports and entertainment events have been canceled or rescheduled this week due to rising COVID-19 cases.

The U.S. central bank ended its two-day meeting on Wednesday.

President Joe Biden on Friday spoke on the November jobs report from the White House.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average sunk more than 900 points Friday over concerns of a new COVID-19 variant detected in South Africa.

Industry experts remain skeptical over how this will ease longer-term pressures.

What to expect and how to shop as inflation grips the post-pandemic economy.

Mark Clouse discusses the increasing food cost at the grocery store and how their team has been able to meet demand.

Economists break down why consumer prices are so high right now.

Many are reevaluating their life and work in the wake of the pandemic.

After some 20 months of working remote, many don't want to return to the office.

The latest Labor Department report comes after months of slow hiring.

The current supply chain shortage has taken a toll on small businesses that rely on imported materials.

"Workers have reached a tipping point," one union representative said.

U.S. supply chain disruptions are causing jitters. How bad could it get? ABC News asked economic experts.

Munich cancels Oktoberfest for second year.

Retailers like Kroger expect prices to rise as the White House reveals statistics on the rising costs of meat.

Travis and Emily Elwood never imagined that they would call Billings, Montana, home.

The Better Business Bureau's tips to avoid employment scams.

The number of job openings hit a record high on the last day of July, the Department of Labor said, as businesses struggle to lure back workers amid COVID-19.