Teen summer employment has fallen sharply since the 1970s. But as young workers piece together gigs and create jobs of their own, the statistics may not know what to call their work. WORLD’s Lauren Smyth reports.
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Washington Wednesday: Hunter Baker on President Trump’s renewed case against communism, Trump accounts meant to create a nation of investors, and JD Vance’s break with the free-market tradition. Also: Democratic infighting, Trump’s NATO gamble, and the prospects for closure in the Charlie Kirk assassination case.
The American bison once numbered in the tens of millions before nearly disappearing. A Tennessee rancher is helping rebuild the herd—and showing how stewardship and economic incentives work together. WORLD’s Emma Freire reports.
President Trump’s financial dealings may be legal, but David Bahnsen argues the appearance of conflict erodes public trust. Also: Able-bodied men leave the workforce, and a trade strategy works against itself.
