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Local Florida officials are working closely with Google Maps to provide real-time updates on road closures due to Hurricane Irma.

Fox News host Eric Bolling is leaving the network on the heels of a report that he had sent lewd text messages to female colleagues.

The NBA is encouraging its players to be socially conscious.

The NFL's kickoff game took a ratings hit on Thursday night after a season of chatter about the league's fluctuating viewership numbers. But was Hurricane Irma to blame?

Equifax waited weeks before alerting 143 million of its customers that a data breach exposed sensitive personal information like social security numbers.

Robin Hood stole from the rich to give to the poor. Or so the folk tale goes.

Chili's is done with food fads.

Florida continues to grapple with a serious gasoline shortage as millions of motorists flee Hurricane Irma's path of destruction.

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Equifax may have accidentally made its PR crisis even worse.

About two-thirds of the homes in Southern Florida that lie in high-risk flood areas don't have flood insurance.

Charles Payne is returning to Fox Business Network after having been suspended over sexual harassment allegations, a spokesperson for the network confirmed.

Federal prosecutors want a judge to revoke bail for Martin Shkreli after he offered money to anyone who could grab Hillary Clinton's hair.

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Florida property insurance stocks have gotten hammered this week as Hurricane Irma threatens to unleash catastrophic damage on the state.

Cesar Montelongo Hernandez remembers when his parents made the risky decision to overstay their migrant worker visa and keep the family in the U.S.

In a recent feature in The Outline, Adrianne Jeffries took on millennial-oriented website Mic.com, which she said "exploited social justice for clicks" before laying off part of its staff and "pivoting to video."

Even at a time when massive data breaches feel like the new normal, the Equifax breach is nothing short of shocking.

The Trump hangover continues for gun companies.