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The FBI fatally shot Craig Deleeuw Robertson in Provo, Utah, while trying to arrest him for making threats to President Joe Biden and Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg.

The deal by Purdue Pharma would protect its Sackler family owners from civil opioid claims. The Supreme Court blocked the deal at the request of the DOJ.

Recent moves in individual stocks gives us the chance to evaluate each position.

Special counsel Jack Smith proposed a Jan. 2 start date for Trump's trial on charges of attempting to overturn his loss in the 2020 presidential election.

College students and their families are expected to spend more this year as demand for electronics and dorm decor grows.

Following President Biden's executive order to limit tech investments in China, venture capitalists will have even less exposure to the world's No. 2 economy.

Biden declared a major disaster in Hawaii two days after wildfires rapidly swept across parts of Maui, devastating the historic city of Lahaina.

Rights to local NBA, NHL and MLB games may be on the market as the Diamond Sports' bankruptcy progresses. Broadcast station groups want those rights.

Partnering with sports leagues on ESPN may make sense for Disney, but it's not yet clear it makes sense for the leagues.

Check out the companies making headlines during midday trading Thursday.

X CEO Linda Yaccarino explained to CNBC on Thursday why the company decided to get rid of its Twitter branding.

Some experts are now expecting a soft landing for the economy rather than a mild recession. Here's how advisors are adjusting portfolios.

The White House wants nearly $40 billion in supplemental funding to boost Ukraine's capabilities, respond to natural disasters and manage the border.

There's a 60% chance this year will have above-normal hurricane activity, according to the agency.

It's still unclear which drugs Medicare will select, but several companies have revealed in court filings that four of their medications are targets.

Tenants are increasingly looking for a "third space" where they can work away from both home and the office but are still close by.

With other household debt on the rise, the restart of student loan payments in less than two months may cause financial hardship for many Americans.

Rents in Manhattan hit a new high in July, as higher interest rates and low supply continued to drive up prices.

Inversago's drugs use a different approach than most treatments in the obesity and diabetes space.

Republican Sen. Tim Scott's campaign got a boost at a ritzy Hamptons fundraiser.