Category Archives: Lattice Publishing

As federal immigration enforcement intensifies, industries that depend heavily on foreign-born workers are beginning to feel the strain. One of the most exposed is the U.S. construction sector, where ...

American families are facing a convergence of economic pressures that are redefining what it means to live comfortably. After years of elevated inflation, the cost of essentials - from housing and gro...

As Americans prepare for Thanksgiving, a holiday that centers around food, family and the harvest, it's worth reflecting on where that food comes from - and who produces it. While the U.S. food system...

After the post-pandemic travel boom saw international departures soar in 2023, the landscape has shifted. In 2025, the era of "revenge travel" has given way to a more moderate demand for international...

State and local governments play a central role in shaping the nation's physical and economic landscape through investments in public infrastructure. From roads and bridges to water systems and public...

As temperatures drop across much of the United States, many travelers begin planning a winter escape to warmer destinations. This year, the timing may be particularly favorable for budget-conscious va...

Credit cards used to be a convenience. Now they're a necessity for millions of Americans relying on taking on debt for groceries, gas, and other daily essentials - all while facing the highest interes...

Each year, an estimated 48 million Americans suffer from foodborne illnesses. While many cases are isolated, others stem from outbreaks-when two or more people become ill from the same contaminated fo...

While flying remains one of the safest forms of transportation, the U.S. aviation system has come under renewed scrutiny in recent years. In January 2025, a mid-air collision over the Potomac River ma...

The United States is undergoing a manufacturing revival, driven by efforts to reshore critical industries, strengthen supply chain resilience, and expand domestic employment. Yet how many jobs this re...