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Head Start programs run on slim margins that are now threatened by Trump administration cuts, including the closure of five of the 10 regional offices that administer them.

Although Star Sailor, Houston's beloved queer-owned eatery and bar, closed due to financial struggles, its impact on the community remains significant.

Scammers ply their trade from call centres, operating in fortified compounds or on the upper floors of unfinished high-rises.

A new survey from MetLife shows staff at smaller enterprises feel less mentally, physically, and socially well off compared with their counterparts at bigger businesses—half live paycheck to paycheck.