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Even as rents are cooling in some parts of the country, it has never cost more to rent a Manhattan apartment as it did in March.

An Indiana man with a history of schizophrenia died in the summer of 2021 due to organ failure following nearly three weeks in solitary confinement at a Jackson County jail, according to a newly filed lawsuit.

Axios' Hope King tells "Nightcap's" Jon Sarlin why "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" finally succeeded when so many other video game flicks have failed. Plus, LinkedIn's Karin Kimbrough predicts job seekers will ultimately win the work-from-home war. And Going.com's Scott Keyes explains why hotels are scaling back daily cleanings. To get the day's business headlines sent directly to your inbox, sign up for the Nightcap newsletter.

A group that is led by Wall Street billionaire Josh Harris and includes NBA legend Magic Johnson is nearing a deal to buy the NFL's Washington Commanders, a person familiar with the matter tells CNN.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell will return to the Senate on Monday following an absence as he recovered from a fall, the Kentucky Republican said Thursday.

Former President Donald Trump is asking a judge to delay a columnist's assault and defamation trial set to being later this month after learning that a billionaire who has donated to Democratic causes has paid for some of the accuser's legal fees.

Amazon wants investors to know it won't be left behind in the latest Big Tech arms race over artificial intelligence.

The federal judge overseeing the trial of five Proud Boys members who are accused of plotting to storm the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, denied a mistrial motion on Thursday after jurors reported being followed and confronted in public.

Warner Bros. Discovery has unveiled the long-awaited "Max," its high-stakes super-streamer that combines content from the company's top brands into a single service.

The Biden administration will announce nearly $300 million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding to repair and replace bridges across eight states and the District of Columbia Thursday, closing out its three week "Invest in America" tour highlighting legislative achievements under President Joe Biden.

Vox Media is gearing up for its first Code Conference without Kara Swisher at the helm.

A new court filing alleges JPMorgan Chase executives were aware of sex abuse and trafficking allegations against its then-client Jeffrey Epstein, several years before the financial institution cut ties.

More than three years before a large blaze at an eastern Indiana recycling plant began spewing toxic smoke and prompting evacuations, potential fire hazards at the facility had been detailed at a meeting with local leaders.

Evacuation orders have been lifted now that a forest fire in southern New Jersey is 60% contained, fire officials announced Wednesday.

A man on death row in Florida for the 1989 killing of a couple was executed Wednesday evening, the Florida Department of Corrections said in a news release.

Federal prosecutors told the family of Shanquella Robinson on Wednesday that the evidence they have isn't enough for prosecution in Robinson's death last year in Mexico, the US Attorneys' Offices for the Middle and Western Districts of North Carolina said.

The Memphis City Council on Tuesday passed an ordinance that puts an end to pretextual police stops.

With an eye on the courts, a growing number of Democratic-led states are stockpiling the pills that can be used for a medication abortion, the most common form of the procedure in the US.

Stamp prices are set to tick up.

The US government is planning to change auto emissions standards in a way that means automakers would need to sell a lot more electric vehicles. By 2032, electric vehicles would need to make up about two-thirds of all the new cars sold in America.