States fret over losing their young, educated workers, and many are scrambling for ways to stop the outward flow.

Seemingly obvious migration patterns belie the many reasons why and where people move.

Immigrants have become a lightning rod for the resentment of native-born taxpayers who disapprove of extra spending on social services.

The good news: tribal colleges help develop Indian economies and cultures. The bad news: they face a chronic funding crisis.

Indicators suggest rising labor demand, but blind spots remain.

Growth in the temporary staffing industry fluttered during the recession, and signs of a spring pickup are hard to read.