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A federal appeals court halted construction while the administration prepares its next legal move.
Historians, ethics experts, and lawmakers say prediction markets could increase the risk of arson by putting money on the line.
A new court filing says months of anti-money-laundering analysis—not political pressure—led to the closure of hundreds of the Trump...
Price cuts are rising, home prices have declined for nine straight months and buyers are still making deals as the market cools.
The retail giant says it will automatically return some tariff-related charges to eligible shoppers after collecting hundreds of millions in refunds.
New FCC rules could stop future imports of several of America’s most popular autonomous vacuum brands.
A major U.S. study found that a simple liquid brushed onto teeth stopped decay in more than half of treated baby teeth, potentially sparing children...
The lawsuit challenges new conditions that require states to use a federal citizenship verification system for voters and conduct post-election audits...
New unemployment claims haven’t been this low since 1969, but a slowdown in hiring is creating an unusual divide in the U.S. labor market.
Names, email addresses, birthdays, phone numbers, and the last 4 digits of payment cards may have been accessed in the breach, according to the...
Prices have fallen since 2022 across much of the South and West, but the Northeast has seen starter home costs surge another 12.6%.
A cyberattack has temporarily shut down Fairlife’s U.S. production operations as the company works to restore affected systems.
Realtor.com says short sales now sell for a smaller discount than foreclosures, reversing a decade-long trend.
The proposed luxury terminal would offer an exclusive airport experience for commercial passengers who are willing to pay for extra privacy and...
The White House on Thursday removed the EAC’s final 3 members just months before the 2026 midterms. Replacements require Senate confirmation,...
Economists say home prices are now expected to grow slower than inflation, marking a modest but meaningful shift for buyers.
The fintech giant has applied for a U.S. banking charter, paving the way for checking accounts, loans, and other financial services under its own...
Astronomers are urging limits on satellite launches after simulations showed some observatories could become effectively unusable for hours every...
Consumers are paying the highest beef prices on record just as millions prepare to fire up the grill for Independence Day.
The median U.S. listing price has fallen for eight consecutive months while pending home sales continue to climb.
Ford says experienced engineers helped improve vehicle quality after automated inspection systems fell short.
The high court ruled that federal labeling rules shield Roundup from many state-law failure-to-warn claims.
The ruling prevents key parts of President Trump’s election order from taking effect ahead of this fall’s midterms.
Multiple fatalities occurred across U.S. parks, but critics say a little-known rule may explain why many visitors never heard about them.
On average, women collect $5,254 less in Social Security each year than men—a disparity driven by decades of unequal earnings.
Researchers credit widespread HPV vaccination for a historic milestone that could reshape the future of cancer prevention.
The 900-pound capsule contains more than 200 items, from AI predictions and gambling chips to whale bones and Olympic memorabilia.
Las Vegas leads the nation in renters looking close to home, while Raleigh tops the list for out-of-town interest. Here’s what’s driving the shift.
Alcohol use during pregnancy increased in recent years, despite warnings that no amount has been proven safe.
Most pandemic-era luxury gains have disappeared. A new report shows which cities are still defying gravity.
New projections show a dramatic rise in heat-related emergencies across the United States.
The complaint alleges facial recognition technology collected and stored sensitive data from people who weren’t customers.
Residents of Monterey Park used the power of the ballot box to place a permanent ban on data centers there, citing concerns about power, water, and...
High mortgage rates, picky buyers, and fading demand are causing frustrated sellers to give up during what should be the hottest time of year for real...
Record gas station traffic helped fuel strong quarterly sales as drivers searched for relief from rising prices.
The USPS proposal follows Trump’s executive order tightening mail voting rules and could dramatically expand federal involvement in ballot tracking.
The automaker’s surprise rally is being fueled by a new business selling batteries to AI-hungry data centers instead of drivers.
New listings and contract signings just hit their highest level in four years, signaling that America’s stuck housing market may finally be starting...
The Surgeon General’s office says children are spending so much time on screens that the issue has become a growing public health concern.
Down payments are falling, FHA and VA loans are surging, and competition is finally cooling in many cities.
After suing Kardashian over a mistaken identity post, a New York man has been ordered to cover a large chunk of her legal fees.
New-construction homes are proving cheaper to maintain long term, according to new research from Realtor.com.
The hormonal disorder long known as PCOS has officially been renamed PMOS after years of criticism that the old term was misleading and harmful.
A 1996 rule tied to child support debt is now being enforced on an ‘unprecedented scale.’
A new report says nonfiction titles about identity, activism, and health are being banned from schools at rapidly increasing rates.
Novo Nordisk’s new Wegovy pill is showing signs that consumers want easier ways to take GLP-1 medications.
In some regions, limited supply is sending prices soaring for multigenerational homes.
After a year of delays, a new nominee is stepping in as fights over vaccines and public health intensify.
Same-store sales flipped positive when analysts expected a drop, and it signals a turnaround after a rough year.
Even if you never fly discount carriers, their financial troubles could push ticket prices higher across all airlines.
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