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Reckon Report for week of June 6th.

The incident occurred Friday evening. Officials confirmed Susan L. Lorincz's arrest Tuesday evening.

Looming and dooming challenges, like student loan debt, climate change and abortion rights are not only stressing the youngest generation of adults TF out, but also jeopardizing their hopes for the future.

Close to 750,000 older adults could lose federal food assistance under the new deal to lift the nation’s debt ceiling.

Attorneys for the mother say her son was standing next to her at the time of the incident.

Whether you're a farmer, teacher, artist or business owner, Reckon wants to know what student loan debt cancellation would mean for you

QueerVerse x Reckon will highlight important storylines and other news outside the far-too-often toxic environment of social media.

As hundreds of journalists at Gannett, the country’s largest newspaper chain, continue striking today, journalism industry leaders point to its importance of investing in local news, especially for a younger generation of Americans.

Plus San Francisco welcomes its first drag laureate.

The remains of Daniel Prien, Ryan Hitchcock and Branden Colvin were discovered within the last few days.

Throughout successive presidencies, the EPA’s power to protect the environment and citizens has diminished enormously under a cloud of bipartisanship politics, court decisions, and its unwillingness to enforce environmental laws and rules.

Amazon must pay more than $30 million from two different settlements reached with the Federal Trade Commission.

Red flags regarding the building started to emerge in February.

More than half of teens report using ChatGPT, but less than one-third of parents say they’ve used it. An expert shares tips for talking to kids about AI technologies.

In response to Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signing a law prohibiting higher education institutions from allowing transgender people to participate in sports, civil rights groups say the law’s consequences go “far beyond an athlete’s college eligibility.”