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Dom DiFurio

Dom DiFurio is a staff writer at �鶹ԭ�� covering money, the economy, business trends, real estate, and more.

He previously wrote for The Dallas Morning News and his work has been published in The Washington Post, USA Today, and ESPN Magazine as well as local and regional newsrooms across the country. He has been recognized by the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing, the Texas Associated Press Managing Editors, and Columbia University.

Lifestyle

Americans are more connected than ever—here's how much time people spend on their phones and how it's changed

Smiling woman wearing sunglasses walks down a city street and uses her phone.

Business & Economy

What's behind the declining trust America has in its nurses, police officers, and 21 other professions

A photo illustration of five similarly sized circles with people of different professions within each circle, including a pharmacist talking to a patient, a police office standing next to a car, a veterinarian attending to a small terrier, a car salesperson helping two buyers, and a judge holding a gavel.

Sustainability & Climate

Charging toward net zero: The environmental factors electric vehicles don't fix

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Health

Medicare recipients are putting off care more than other insured adults as costs rise

A man in a white shirt helping an elderly man use a walker in a park.

Health

States where syringe exchanges are most prevalent

A public drop box for used needles, on a sidewalk by a building.

Technology

Millennials are the largest adopters of AI tools—for fun, not work

A photo illustration of two hands on a smartphone creating a silly mix of cats and UFOs on a beach.

Real Estate

The number of cost-burdened renters has hit an all-time high

A worried African American couple is looking at papers in front of them.

Careers & Education

Students with disabilities are referred to law enforcement twice as often as their peers

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Careers & Education

States with the highest rates of teacher attrition

An empty classroom with small blue chairs at desks.

Careers & Education

The top reasons teachers give for leaving their jobs

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