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In a wide-ranging interview with Handelsblatt, Bill Gates said that the existence of nuclear waste should not be a reason to avoid nuclear power.

The sanctions came just hours after an American military F-22 shot down the second "high altitude object" to enter U.S. airspace in the past week.

In addition to a slide in its stock, Alphabet is facing criticism from employees following the announcement of its ChatGPT competitor this week.

The object was destroyed by a missile from an F-22 fighter plane off the northeastern coast of Alaska.

The price of ether fell on Friday, as fears about a U.S. regulatory crackdown on crypto staking weighed on investors.

The search of Pence's home came after classified documents were found at President Joe Biden's home in Delaware.

Lyft's CFO pointed to "seasonality and lower prices" to explain the guidance.

Brands are shifting ad budgets away from Facebook and toward Amazon now that targeting users across social networks has become more difficult.

GOP leaders in the House Financial Services Committee requested communications between the SEC and the DOJ on the arrest of former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried.

The Apple co-founder appeared on CNBC's "Squawk Box" to caution against the increasingly popular ChatGPT chatbot, even while calling it "pretty impressive."

Trevor Noah joked with pop star Taylor Swift at the Grammys about high egg prices. Here's what to know about prices and when consumers might see relief.

The National Archives is apologizing after a lawsuit accused its security guards of telling visitors to cover up clothes with 'pro-life' messages.

If you received a state tax rebate or payment in 2022, it's unclear whether the funds are taxable on your federal return. Here's what to know.

Arizona Senator Mark Kelly on Thursday praised the growth of the space industry, and gave a rallying cry for intensified competition.

The E-3 Sentry has served the U.S. Air Force for over 40 years and multiple upgrades, but as the airframe ages, a replacement could be on the way.

The only automakers expected to advertise during Sunday's game between the Eagles and Chiefs on Fox are GM, Kia and Stellantis' Ram and Jeep brands.

The abortion rights group NARAL Pro-Choice America, in an analysis published Friday, said 40 million women could lose access to the abortion pill.

Historically, TV prices approach their lowest point right before Super Bowl Sunday. This year, the deals are even better.

Home price gains have been weakening over the past six months, but an increase in demand may change the picture.

Retail egg prices are at record highs. Those costs feed into elevated prices for some other groceries, contributing to overall food inflation, economists said.