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The TICKET Act from Sens. Cantwell and Cruz outlines a comprehensive series of requirements for primary and secondary ticketing vendors to disclose fees.

The Limit, Save and Grow Act passed after Kevin McCarthy struck two 11th hour backroom deals with GOP holdouts. It has little to no chance of becoming law.

Hunter Biden has been under criminal investigation since 2018 by the U.S. Attorney in Delaware, who was appointed to that post by former President Donald Trump.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in extended trading.

The charge resulted in a year-over-year decline in first-quarter profits, the rail company said.

"Large concrete chunks, stainless steel sheets, metal and other objects hurled thousands of feet away" were among the effects, according to FWS.

This week's drop for First Republic comes after the San Francisco-based lender said it lost roughly 40% of its deposits in the first quarter.

Amazon unveiled the health-tracking bracelet in 2020, marking its first foray into wearable devices and a deeper move into the health care space.

The extraordinary nature of a federal debt default has called into question how the government would juggle payments, including Social Security benefit checks.

Former President Donald Trump denies claims in a civil suit from writer E. Jean Carroll that he raped her in a New York department store, and defamed her.

The Supreme Court's decision on student loan forgiveness will be especially meaningful for borrowers who never earned a diploma.

The lawsuit escalates the feud between DeSantis, expected to be a top Republican contender for president in 2024, and Disney.

Even with all this positive news considered, any investor would understand the prudence of taking some chips off the table on this kind of run.

Medicare has severely restricted access to the medication Leqembi, which costs $26,500 per year, because the FDA approved it just on an expedited basis.

Musician Ed Sheeran is in court this week to deny claims that his 2014 song "Thinking Out Loud" is a copy of Marvin Gaye's 1973 classic "Let's Get it On."

The buyouts will be offered to 31,000 hourly employees and 2,500 salaried nonunion U.S. employees, the automaker said Wednesday.

Recessions over the last half a century have ranged from 18 months to just 2 months.

The bill also would create a pilot program for a new, age-verification credential that could be used to enroll on social media platforms.

Amazon on Wednesday began laying off some employees in its cloud computing and human resources divisions.